Comprehensive medical and social services to older adults

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You are a social worker on a multi-disciplinary team at PACE, a program that provides comprehensive medical and social services to older adults who live in the community. You conduct an intake assessment with a patient and, as part of the assessment, you also gather information from their adult child. The interview with the adult child reveals concerns about the patient's cannabis use. The patient does not see this as an area of concern, and it does not conflict with program eligibility requirements. Your recommendations for a care plan will be based primarily, though not exclusively, on the following factor.

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