Public health nurses utilize registries to identify children with delayed or missing immunizations. They contact families by phone or do home visits. This is an example of what practice level of the three levels of practice described by the Intervention W
1. Systems-level practice
2. Community-level practice
3. Policy-level practice
4. Individual/family-level practice
ANS: 4
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