A nurse employed by a state health agency has been notified that her position within the agency will be eliminated. Which of the following factors has most likely contributed to this?
a. A downturn in the economy and tax reform efforts mean fewer state tax dollars.
b. Federal government funds given to states for health needs have been used for other purposes.
c. The need to provide care is declining as new mandates from the federal level are felt by local communities.
d. There is a decreased demand for public health services by the community.
ANS: A
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