How do collaborative professional relationships

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You are interviewing a community health nurse or a public nurse based on an assignment for your community class. Two of the question are: What are the external and internal factors that promote preventative health care in the community as a community/public nurse? Explain your answer well so I can really understand your answer. How do collaborative professional relationships interact to provide health care in a community?

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