The impact of World War I on public health nursing included which of the following? (Select all that apply.)

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Both World Wars I and II depleted the PHN population as nurses went off to war.The feeling of patriotism extended to the idea that patriotic duty could also be served on the home front.There was not an eradication of communicable diseases; rather,there was a worldwide influenza pandemic that swept through the United States,killing many people.Inadequate funding was the major obstacle to extending nursing services in the community.

The Impact of World War I on Public Health Nursing