A nurse is reviewing a community health report card. Which of the following findings should the nurse expect to find in the report card?

A. Ecomaps: Ecomaps are visual tools that depict the social and family relationships of an individual or household. They are used in nursing assessments at the family or individual level, not typically in community health report cards. B. Geographic boundaries: While geographic boundaries may be referenced in a community health report, they are not a primary feature of the report card itself. Boundaries help define the community, but the report card focuses on population health data and outcomes. C. Needs assessments: Community health report cards summarize data regarding the health status, risks, and needs of a population. Needs assessments identify gaps in services, priority health issues, and areas for intervention, making them a key component of the report card. D. Care maps: Care maps are individualized or population-based plans that outline interventions for specific diagnoses or conditions. They are tools for planning care, not typically included in the summary findings of a community health report card.