Ready to leave work on a busy Friday afternoon, Gina sighs when she remembers that there is a staff safety meeting at her nursing home. Gina has already learned how to move patients and lift things without hurting herself, but the director says that the safety meeting is mandatory. What is MOST likely the reason that Gina's boss is requiring medical staff to review safety information again?

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Ready to leave work on a busy Friday afternoon, Gina sighs when she remembers that there is a staff safety meeting at her nursing home. Gina has already learned how to move patients and lift things without hurting herself, but the director says that the safety meeting is mandatory. What is MOST likely the reason that Gina's boss is requiring medical staff to review safety information again?
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• Gina's boss has seen employees breaking safety rules.
The nursing home does not want staff to go home on time.
Over 200,000 employees are injured each year in nursing home/care facilities.
• The safety of employees is rarely an issue, but this is for legal issues.

GPT-4o mini · Answer

The most likely reason that Gina's boss is requiring medical staff to review safety information again is:

Over 200,000 employees are injured each year in nursing home/care facilities.

This option reflects a concern for employee safety and underscores the importance of continuous education and training in safety practices to prevent injuries in a high-risk environment like a nursing home.