There are four major principles of public health informatics that are distinguishable from other types of informatics. Which of the following responses is not considered a principle?
A)Promote the health of populations as opposed to health of individuals.
B)Prevent disease and injury by altering the conditions or the environment putting populations at risk.
C)Should not reflect the governmental context in which public health is practiced.
D)Should explore the potential for prevention of all vulnerable points.

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The principle that "public health informatics should not reflect the governmental context in which public health is practiced" is not a recognized principle of public health informatics. The other principles, promoting population health, preventing disease and injury through environmental changes, and exploring opportunities for prevention, are all established principles of public health informatics.

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