Community Need Is a Function of (1) Clear Community Requirements

question 24

True/False

Community need is a function of (1) clear community requirements (environmental, sanitation, disease control, and so on) and personal health care (primary care) gaps, (2) the degree to which other institutions (private and public) fill the identified health care gaps, and (3) public/community
health objectives.

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