Exercise 2.1 An APRN is working in a community clinic providing postnatal care to a diverse population of families.

 The APRN knows that there is an ethnic disparity for infant mortality. 1.Where could the APRN go to find information on infant mortality disparities? Advanced nurse practitioners must deliver evidence-based care that focuses promotion of health at the individual or family level. Nurse practitioners must also promote healthy outcomes for population health. Knowing where to find evidence-based information to apply in the clinical setting and where to report and access morbidity and mortality data is key in being able to examine and disseminate education. According to Cupp Curley (2020) advanced practitioners may access national and worldwide health data from multiple government agencies. For instance, nurse practitioners may gather data from the National Vital Statistics System on infant mortality disparities. Similarly, the Healthy People 2030 website includes data-centered goals to advance public health over the next ten years (Healthy People 2030, n.d.). APRN’s may also access the objectives undertaken by this agency website to gather data on