A community health nurse plans a household water safety project with the local council and school teachers. Which primary health care principle is most clearly demonstrated?
Correct answer: A. Intersectoral coordination
- A. Intersectoral coordination
- B. Specialist hospital care
- C. Individual curative treatment
- D. Passive case finding
Explanation
Intersectoral coordination occurs when health workers collaborate with sectors such as local government and education to address health determinants. Safe water requires action beyond the health facility alone.
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