Which of the following reports rearticulated the mission, substance, and core functions of public health and challenged the public health community to think more strategically, plan more collectively, and perform more effectively

The Institute Of Medicine (IOM) Report

Explanation:

The institute of Medicine's (IOM) report in 1988, The future of public health, initiated an important change in the United States public health system.

The report of the institute re-articulated the mission, substance, and core functions of public health and challenged the public health community to think more strategically, plan more collectively, and perform more effectively. It provided for exciting opportunities realized by broader participation in community-wide health planning, heightened public expectations for emergency preparedness and response roles, and also better integration of public health and medical care activities have energized these efforts, and accompanied it by new hopes for achieving improved health outcomes through the public health system.