Shuster and Goeppinger’s process of priority setting uses the nominal group technique. The nurse has to ensure that the community is appropriately represented in the group. What is the major strength of this process?
A. This process allows various ideas to be taken up by the group.
B. The health professional members of the group can guide the others in decision-making.
C. The group members who represent the community are given an equal voice in decisionmaking.
D. The community representatives are made to feel they are making a major contribution in decision-making.