Health Care Case Study Reflection

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Hi Professor, I was trying to do my home work 1 but I could not find the health care case study in course documents. Do I need to take the case study from internet? I am sorry to ask this if you have already mentioned about this in class. I was registered to this class in second week, so I did not attend the first

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