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Bernana

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The function of analyzing and evaluating all of the risks that affect an organization is called _____.
 A) enterprise risk management
  B) litigation support
  C) quality review
  D) root-cause analy

Question 2

The Joint Commission's role in sentinel events includes _____.
 A) Performing onsite reviews as the result of all sentinel events
  B) The possibility of placing the organization on accreditation watch status
  C) Requiring sentinel events to be reported within 45 days of an event
  D) Withdrawing accreditation for reporting of sentinel events



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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