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Name: in 1988 the institute of medicine designated responsibility to public health agencies to serve as stewards and avert impending for the entire population question 2 options disasters s 14744
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00:03 For number five, the correct answer is b, centers for disease control and prevention, because the question was which of the following has a role in homeland defense by preparing the nation for a possible biological attack? the centers for disease control and prevention, also known as the cdc, has a role in this because they're a national public health agency in the u .s.

00:38 That focuses on disease prevention, preparedness, and response to various health threats, including bioterrorism and infectious diseases.

00:46 Number six, how can hospitals charge high prices for times that are not used or not needed? and that is choice a.

00:54 Few patients are knowledgeable enough to audit their hospital bills...

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In 1988, the Institute of Medicine designated responsibility to public health agencies to serve as stewards and avert impending ______, for the entire population. Question 2 options: disasters sanitation reproduction financial loss

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