Which organization was created within the Florida Department of Health?

• A. DOH
• B. FBON
• C. Florida Center for Nursing
• D. Florida Nurses Association

Answer: (C)

In Florida, specialized centers or units can be created inside the Department of Health to handle focused issues, like nursing workforce planning. The Florida Center for Nursing is that kind of unit: it was established to address nursing supply and demand, collect data, and coordinate workforce initiatives, and it sits within the Department of Health as a dedicated center.

This is the best choice because the Florida Center for Nursing is specifically created to be an internal DOH program focused on nursing workforce needs. The department itself is the parent agency, not a distinct internal unit. The Florida Board of Nursing is a regulatory board under DOH that licenses and disciplines nurses, not a DOH-created center for workforce planning. The Florida Nurses Association is a private professional association, not an entity created within the Department of Health.