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yoroshambo

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Lillian Wald's major contribution to public health nursing was:
 
  a. Founding the American Nurses Association
  b. Developing the New York Training Hospital for Nurses
  c. Creating the Public Health Service
  d. Establishing the Henry Street Settlement

Question 2

A nurse executive is managing a nursing center. What would be an expected responsibility of a nurse in this role?
 
  a. Managing the business operations
  b. Managing the data systems
  c. Providing patient care and referral
  d. Overseeing contracts and grants



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Answer to Question 1

D
Lillian Wald established the Henry Street Settlement.

Answer to Question 2

D
The nurse executive has many leadership roles and responsibilities including responsibility for overseeing contracts and grants, annual reports, development of the advisory board, and hiring and retention of highly qualified staff.



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