Develop patient-client self-administered health history

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Develop a patient/client self-administered health history questionnaire relevant to a patient/client population of interest to you. See examples in your course handouts: there is one for an English-speaking adult population; a Spanish-speaking adult population, and one for a pediatric population designed for the parent or care-giver to complete.

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