1. Create 2 NCP for the given case scenario (please see attached pictures). Includes A-ssessment, D-iagnosis, P-lanning/Goal, I-ntervention with Rationale, and Evaluation 2. Discuss what is hemicraniectomy. Thank you!
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1. Create 2 NCP for the given case scenario (please see attached pictures).
- Includes A-ssessment, D-iagnosis, P-lanning/Goal, I-ntervention with Rationale, and Evaluation
2. Discuss what is hemicraniectomy.
Thank you!
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