A health agency with a consonant culture will demonstrate which signs or symbols of its culture? Select all that apply
1. Each care unit has its own dress code, which is displayed prominently on its bulletin board.
2. Administrative offices are located in a separate building.
3. Employee articles about satisfying patient care experiences are included in the agency's newsletter.
4. Separate snack areas are established on each unit, replacing the central cafeteria.
5. There is agency wide staff participation in the annual summer picnic.
3, 5
Explanation: 1. This is a symbol of separation in the agency.
2. This is a symbol of separation in the agency.
3. This indicates a sharing and pride in a job well done.
4. This is a symbol of separation in the agency.
5. This indicates a sharing spirit.
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