Health care agencies incorporate a continuity plan to ensure business continuity and successful recovery after a disaster. Which of the following is the most effective way to emphasize the importance of disaster preparedness?
1. Conduct staff reviews of continuity and recovery plans
2. Test the emergency staff notification system
3. Incorporate mock disaster situations into staff training
4. Display continuity plans in conspicuous places
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Rationale: The health care agency emphasizes the importance of disaster preparedness by incorporating mock disaster situations into staff training. The other responses also help to ensure business continuity and successful recovery.
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