A healthy hierarchy is likely to promote all of the following behaviors EXCEPT
A. Patients who are comfortable speaking up to all members of the healthcare team about their concerns, ideas, and needs
B. Staff who remind and are reminded by their colleagues to follow clinical protocols such as hand washing
C. Graduate nurses who are afraid that speaking up will lead to negative repercussions
D. Leaders who value input from front-line caregivers
ANS: C
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