Once goals and objectives have been written for the community-based health program, what is the next step?
A) Identify resources needed to accomplish the plan.
B) List potential revisions that might be made to the plan.
C) Document the plan in a concise, standardized, and retrievable form.
D) Identify the community assessment strengths of the health program.
Ans: A
Once goals and objectives have been written, the next step is to identify available resources and any constraints to the plan.
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