A community health nurse implements the use of promotoras to promote health in migrant communities. Which of the following best describes a promotora?
A) Nonprofessional community outreach worker
B) Trained childbirth assistant
C) Retired nurses knowledgeable of the area
D) Language translators
Ans: A
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