Resident Communication Channels: What Response Evidence Can and Cannot Tell You
Channel data shows where messages arrive and where replies stall. It does not show whether the resident understood or the issue was resolved.
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Channel data shows where messages arrive and where replies stall. It does not show whether the resident understood or the issue was resolved.
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