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When you can't solve it all...

...and realize you are human. Missed an asthma flare-up today because kid didn't present with chest symptoms, just nasal congestion and sore throat, part of the parade of kids in my office with cold symptoms. Parent emailed me to basically tell me that I don't listen the child's lungs as their child has asthma and needs a full assessment when they arrive in my office, and they were in urgent care receiving neb treatments.

Maybe I should have; this is my first winter with the student as said student is new to me. I'll follow up tomorrow and own it; I'm far from perfect. I'm glad the student is getting treatment and I already emailed the parent to set up a follow-up time tomorrow.

I usually catch this. I think a need a break. Ugh.

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    If the kid just had nasal congestion, a sore throat, and was new to you - I wouldn't blame you one bit. We do the best we can, but ...

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    Follow-up guys. I did connect with the parent; turned out to be a lovely conversation. We will work together to help the student better speak up and recognize possible asthma symptoms. Student also has new asthma action plan. Big win and a learning experience. I know when I stop learning, I may need to find a new job.

    You guys are still the best, though :).

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    So glad to hear that the parent was willing to talk with you and get a workable plan in place for this student. :)

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    That's an awesome update! Glad the parent was so willing to work with you!

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