Which of the following is true about politics and health organizations? A. Health organizations are exempt from political concerns B. Health organizations never underestimate the importance of political entities C. The main concern shared by health organizations is enlisting the support of lobbyists D. Local politicians sometimes attempt to dictate the problems health organizations address E. Health organizations should be used for political gain

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Lilah Vega

Social Studies

13 May, 13:22

Which of the following is true about politics and health organizations? A. Health organizations are exempt from political concerns B. Health organizations never underestimate the importance of political entities C. The main concern shared by health organizations is enlisting the support of lobbyists D. Local politicians sometimes attempt to dictate the problems health organizations address E. Health organizations should be used for political gain

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Kylie Schmidt · Answer 1

The correct answer to the following question will be Option D (Local politicians often want to control the health-care issues).

Explanation:

Different sides to this argument are public health as well as politics. The very use of several words 'public' or 'health' allows it apparent that health could be accomplished by the collective efforts of many individuals who all work together to accomplish a shared purpose. The reality about elections and community agencies is that often state officials want to control how health departments handle the issues.

Other choices have no connection with the given situation. So that the above seems to be the right answer.