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The school nurse is conducting an audit of incident reports for adolescent students. Which finding is the best indication that the Healthy People 2030 objectives are being addressed?

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Rationale: An improvement in the overall health of the student population is the best indication that the Healthy People 2030 objectives are being addressed. The Healthy People 2030 objectives aim to improve health and well-being nationwide.
Therefore, an improvement in the overall health of the student population suggests that these objectives are being met.

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