Which of the following is NOT an activity expected during the organization-building phase?

The organization-building phase in community health nursing primarily focuses on establishing structures and processes that enable effective community engagement and leadership development. During this phase, there is an emphasis on planning and implementing community programs, training leaders, and ensuring that there are robust systems in place to facilitate ongoing community health initiatives.

Conducting research on health concerns, while important, fits more into the needs assessment or evaluation phases rather than the primary goals of organization-building. This phase is centered around fostering collaboration, enhancing community capacity, and establishing a cohesive framework among community members and leaders to address health issues. Therefore, it does not primarily emphasize conducting research, which entails a different set of activities focused on gathering and analyzing data rather than building organizational infrastructure and capabilities.