QUESTION 4 Advocacy for health care issues is unlike lobbying because advocates are more restricted by federal and state

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QUESTION 4 Advocacy for health care issues is unlike lobbying because advocates are more restricted by federal and state

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QUESTION 4 Advocacy for health care issues is unlike lobbying because advocates are more restricted by federal and state regulations lobbying is regulated and lobbyists must report activities advocacy is regulated by the Internal Revenue Service lobbying can be performed by anyone in a professional organization QUESTION 5 Community health nurses can BEST influence the process of legislation by to make their views known to lawmakers. protesting at legislative hearings conducting a letter-writing campaign utilizing professional lobbyists boycotting certain unhealthy products
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