A goal of community-oriented nursing management is
1. Help personnel perform their responsibilities effectively and efficiently
2. Work with others to ensure a healthy community
3. Serve as an advocate for vulnerable and high-risk populations
4. Participate in establishing public and organizational policies that promote a healthy living and working environment
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Working with others, serving as an advocate, and participating in establishing policies are goals of community-oriented nursing leadership.
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