The American Public Health Association (APHA) has been actively involved in quality improvement initiatives for health care delivery and public health. They have established guidelines and standards for nursing practice, with a focus on providing safe, high-quality care. The APHA also advocates for policies that promote access to affordable healthcare services, encourage interprofessional collaboration between medical professionals, and strengthen the current infrastructure of our nation’s public health system. It is important that public health nurses communicate information accurately and timely because they are responsible for monitoring patient progress and implementing interventions when needed to improve outcomes. Activities such as ensuring accurate records of medications administered or treatments prescribed can help reduce medical errors which could put patients at risk. Additionally, making sure relevant data is available quickly allows nurses to make decisions more efficiently so they can provide appropriate treatments faster resulting in better clinical outcomes overall.