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If a health worker does not fulfill their responsibilities, it can lead to serious consequences for patient care, including misdiagnoses, delayed treatment, or worsening health conditions. This negligence may also result in legal repercussions for the health worker, such as malpractice claims. Additionally, it can undermine patient trust in the healthcare system and negatively impact overall public health outcomes. Ultimately, the failure to perform their duties can have far-reaching effects on both individuals and the community.

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