How might the social planning model best be defined?
A. A process of experts engaging in rational, deliberate problem solving
B. A process of group meetings that take place until everyone reaches consensus
C. Groups working together to write several grants to get money for health care programs
D. Use of a grass roots approach and democratic decision making
Question 2
A nurse using the community empowerment model may choose that model because it empowers vulnerable and underserved populations. What is an obvious drawback?
A. Bankers and other money people are very busy and often uninterested.
B. Grants, although beautifully written, may not get funded.
C. It is hard to get experts to volunteer their time.
D. It is the slowest approach and takes the longest to obtain results.
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