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HA02221MINUTES OF HOSPITAL AUTHORITY MEETING FEBRUARY 2, 2021, Minutes of the regular meeting of the Chairman and Trustees of the Clinton Hospital Authority City of Clinton, Oklahoma, Custer County,

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4. List the agenda items: Prioritize the agenda items based on their importance or urgency. Include clear and concise descriptions for each item.
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6. Include necessary attachments: If there are any supporting documents or reports related to the agenda items, attach them to the agenda.
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8. Review and revise: Before the meeting, review the agenda and make any necessary revisions or updates based on feedback or changing circumstances.
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