The population nurse is reviewing the purpose of multilateral health agencies, such as the World Health Organization (WHO). What should the nurse identify as this organization's major purpose?
1. Direct and coordinate global health efforts and work with countries to strengthen their health programs.
2. Work on set programs with selected countries to improve health efforts.
3. Improve health outcomes in Third World countries.
4. Coordinate health programs and efforts with other United Nations Assembly members.
Answer: 1
Explanation: 1. As a multilateral agency, WHO works with many countries in health-related activities. WHO is the primary agency affiliated with the UN that deals with global health issues. It does not restrict its activities to setting programs. While many of its efforts are directed to Third World countries, its focus is health for all people worldwide.
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