When the community health nurse encourages the group members of a collaborative partnership of interdisciplinary teams to effectively share ideas and frustrations on an equal,
reciprocal basis, the community health nurse is focusing on which of the five characteristics of collaboration in community health?
A) Maximized use of resources
B) Clear responsibilities
C) Shared goals
D) Mutual participation
Ans: B
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