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A community group, including nurses, is concerned about the number of alcohol-related deaths among high school students following graduation parties. The community group uses the program logic model. What is an appropriate long-term outcome of the program?
a.   Using a designated driver
b.   Decrease in drinking in high school students
c.   Awareness of the relationship between alcohol and death
d.   Decrease in deaths

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Community Health Nursing: A Canadian Perspective

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