The healthcare administrator's role in addressing abuse of healthcare workers by patients includes all of the following EXCEPT
A. Ensure adequate staffing of clinicians
B. Listen respectfully to staff and patient concerns
C. Assume the patient is truthful in all investigations
D. Promote respectful and timely communication with patients and families
E. Maintain visible security staff
ANS: C
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