When composing a letter of inquiry, which information would a community health nurse include?

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The letter of inquiry is normally only two to three pages in length and includes a concise overview of the project. For example, it would likely include an overview of the organization and its purpose, the reason for the funding request, clearly stated need or problem to be addressed, overview of the proposed project or program, and other funding sources for your project or program (prospective and committed). The letter is brief, yet clearly lays out your plan. Names and academic credentials of all the personnel who will be involved in implementing the program, an extensive literature review of the evidence that supports the planned interventions, and a lengthy description of the organization would make the letter of inquiry unnecessarily long when it should be concise.

When Composing a Letter of Inquiry, Which Information Would a Community