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Walking surveys are systematic observations made while walking through the chosen community

Walking surveys are systematic observations made while walking through the chosen community health surveys Walking surveys are systematic observations made while walking through the chosen community. Windshield surveys are systematic observations for data collection while being in a moving vehicle (“Windshield and Walking Surveys,” 2013). Windshield or Walking surveys provide you an objective viewpoint of … Read more

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Make a list of services that might help address this struggling community.

Make a list of services that might help address this struggling community. struggling to engage Consider the following scenario: Your community schools have low test scores. In fact, your school district has some of the lowest test scores in the state. Consequently, many youth are dropping out of school. There has also been an increase … Read more

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Create a proposal on how to effectively start a community program on how to curtail or eradicate drug

Create a proposal on how to effectively start a community program on how to curtail or eradicate drug Proposal-ASU Create a proposal on how to effectively start a community program on how to curtail or eradicate drug and alcohol use, misuse and abuse or both in a low socio-economic environment. Please construct in proposal form. … Read more

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What would some challenges and benefits be for community health nurses in providing care

What would some challenges and benefits be for community health nurses in providing care Consider the different communities to which you belong: What is the geopolitical community in you live? Why is it geopolitical? What is a phenomenological community to which you belong? Why is it a phenomenological community? What would some challenges and benefits … Read more

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What is a Healthy Community

What is a Healthy Community A person’s health is a product of their environment (Ashby & Pharr, 2012). My idea of a healthy community would be an active one that provides easily accessible activities; such as a safe place to play, trails to run, hike, and bike ride. Options need to be offered in a … Read more

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