Critical incident framework to work through your process

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Peter has a history of chronic alcoholism for more than 10 years. He is admitted to the KBCC residential treatment program for 6-9 months treatment, due to receiving a DUI. You are doing bed checks one week after Peter is admitted and you find a pint of vodka hidden under his bed. Some members of the treatment team believe Peter should be immediately terminated. You aren't so sure because you understand how difficult it must be for Peter to stop using alcohol. What will you do? Use the Critical Incident Framework to work through your process.

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