A public health nurse is determining what type of programming should be developed for the community. Which of the following is the most crucial factor that will influence program development?
a. Comprehensive assessment and planning done in the community
b. Documented needs of the local community
c. Federal funding for priority diseases or groups
d. Nursing staff's expertise and skills
ANS: C
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