Question

A local pharmacy added a new regulation about wearing gloves when in contact with any drug. It also bought a new insurance policy. The pharmacy then replaced the pill counting machine that was incorrectly dispensing medications. Which best explains the actions the pharmacy has taken to promote safety?

Wearing gloves reduces risk, the insurance policy shares the risk, and the new machine is a quality-improvement strategy that will reduce the probability of errors.
Wearing gloves shares the risk, the insurance policy reduces the risk, and the new machine is a quality-improvement strategy that will reduce the negative effects of errors.
Wearing gloves shares the risk, the insurance policy reduces the risk, and the new machine is a quality-improvement strategy that will reduce the probability of errors.
Wearing gloves reduces risk, the insurance policy shares the risk, and the new machine is a quality-improvement strategy that will reduce the negative effects of errors.

Answer 1

First option.

Wearing gloves reduces risk.

The insurance policy shares the risk.

The new machine is a quality improvement strategy that will reduce the probability of errors.