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By L. Jeannette Davis, DSW, Secretary, SLO Unit
On Thursday, May 28, the NASW-CA San Luis Obispo unit will hold its monthly meeting from 5:30pm to 7:30pm. Now that the Affordable Healthcare Act has been implemented for over a year, this month’s 1.5 CEU presentation and discussion is a most timely one. ..Read More…
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