A nurse is planning a health fair for a local community. Which of the following should be the nurse's priority consideration when deciding what screening programs will benefit the population the most?

a. Identify prevalent health problems in the community
b. Identify health care resources available for clients in the community
c. Identify cost of screening programs
d. Identify availability of transportation to the health fair

a. Identify prevalent health problems in the community should be the nurse's priority consideration when deciding what screening programs will benefit the population the most.

A health fair is an academic and interactive event designed for stretch to produce basic medicine and medical screening to folks within the community or staff at add conjunction with work welfare. It can even be a public health intervention.

A screening program is completed to discover potential health disorders or unwellnesss in people that don't have any symptoms of disease. The goal is early detection and way changes or police investigation, to scale back the danger of unwellness, or to discover it early enough to treat it most effectively.

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