A community health nurse in a large, urban setting is participating in a pilot project that will involve the establishment of a community hub. On what population should the nurse focus?

A) Postsurgical patients
B) Individuals with vulnerable health
C) Community leaders
D) Individuals motivated to participate in health education


Ans: B
Feedback:
Community hubs are a recent concept that addresses the varied health needs of vulnerable and marginalized populations. Community hubs do not primarily focus on postsurgical patients, community leaders, or individuals who are proactive with health education.

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