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End of life IssuesContinuum of Care Project Alma Reeve, MD, MPH Lourdes Bizarre, MD Ingrid M. Nelson, MS University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center Department of Pediatrics January, 2012Objectives 2

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What is care project?

The care project is a report that includes information about a person's daily care activities and needs.

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The care project must include information about the daily care activities, medical needs, and any special requirements of the individual.