According to Schneider and Ingram, to which of the four target populations does your specific health provider group belong? Discuss the relevance to agenda setting.
What are ways that APRNs and other IPHCWs can network with congres- sional members and their staffers?
How can APRNs and other IPHCWs promote unity among themselves and with other healthcare providers?
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