A nurse just accepted a position in community health and has been assigned to a neighborhood very close to where she lives. Which of the following best describes the rationale for this assignment?
a. To allow participant observation by the nurse
b. To ensure that the nurse would care about her intervention outcomes
c. To maximize convenience and minimize commuting time for the nurse
d. To save gasoline in these difficult economic times
Question 2
During the assessment phase, the nurse compiles and interprets available data and draws conclusions as to the community's strengths and concerns. Which of the following best describes why the nurse would also conduct interviews with key informants?
a. To ensure that others agree with the nurse's plans for interventions
b. To confirm the nurse's initial findings and conclusions
c. To encourage community partners to feel they own the data
d. To generate nonstatistical data such as values, beliefs, and perceived needs
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