What should a population health approach to provide treatment for violent persons include?
1. Advocate for availability of treatment services and facilities.
2. Referral for necessary services.
3. Educate the public about factors that contribute to the risk of violence.
4. Remove victims of abuse to safe environments as needed.
Answer: 1
Explanation: 1. Advocating for treatment services and facilities addresses the population health goal of providing treatment for violent persons. Referral to necessary services and removing victims of abuse addresses approaches on an individual level. Educating the public about factors that contribute to the risk of violence is a population health approach that addresses identifying persons at risk for violence, not providing treatment for violent persons.
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