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Nursing centers are strategically positioned to improve the health and well-being of vulnerable populations. Efforts focus on enhancing people's capacity to meet their personal, family, and community responsibilities. These include

1. Working in partnerships with lawmakers to solicit support
2. Community-based culturally competent care
3. An illness-based approach to health care
4. Fee-for-service payments by clients

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