Which of the following is the most common type of intervention used to improve the health of a community?
a. Providing direct care to individuals at high risk for health problems and for their families
b. Offering health education and screening programs
c. Using media campaigns to raise awareness of the health needs
d. Teaching fellow staff professionals about community needs and beliefs
ANS: B
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