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Apologies. It was asking for a situation when you advocated for someone. I would tailor it to specific prompt questions if they had any follow up questions. I'll think of something better then. Thank you!It would be easier if we knew the prompt, but that’s not what I consider advocacy
The former because he didn't want to get on meds.So did you advocate for someone or did you advocate for some FDA-approved ADHD solution?
The former because he didn't want to get on meds.
That I'm not really satisfied until I can ensure patients are taken care of after they leave the clinic and I'm a good problem-solver.What did you learn from that encounter about your advocacy skills?
Thank you!It sounds fine to me. You advocated for the person in front of you.
Understood. Apologies!I have merged these threads together. Please try to keep discussions within one thread to allow posters to best help you and other users.
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