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A community health nurse has been sent to a small rural community. The incidence of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in the adolescent population is four times greater than in the surrounding communities. How might the nurse collect quantitative data on the community?
a.   Talk to the community leaders
b.   Review public health records
c.   Drive around the community
d.   Hold a focus group meeting

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Community Health Nursing: A Canadian Perspective

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