What will always cause difficulties in a community accepting a particular intervention?
A. The solution is oriented to the future, not the present.
B. Powerful groups in the community may not be committed to this intervention.
C. The intervention is inconsistent with cultural, ethnic, or religious beliefs.
D. The intervention may need more tax dollars than have currently been funded.
Question 2
One group especially must be included in any planning group to ensure that weaknesses are addressed and counterarguments are known. Who does this group include?
A. Administrators from the local hospital(s)
B. Administrators of the health care agency
C. Leaders in the community
D. Those initially expected to resist the proposal
Difficulties in applying the morphological species concept
The intermediate-disturbance hypothesis of community organization.
Chemosynthesis-based community on the East Pacific Rise.
Nursing intervention classification
Intervention for Troubled Teens
Natural community in the antelope Valley