Which of the following identify a culture of care? Question 4 options: a) Represents a fundamental commitment on the part of the organization and its people to focus on every area, decisions, and activities in a way that advances service and care. b) The ability to openly and frankly probe and question, to challenge for clarity and creativity in a way that leads to a deeper look into existing decisions, processes, and actions subject to the potential for improvement and positive change. c) Availability and awareness of the changing external environment and the ability for leaders and clinicians to predict and adapt internal dynamics and practices to reflect these changes and to assure that clinical and care responses are relevant, contemporary, and demonstrate the best in care. d) The capacity to network collaterally within and across the system with a wide variety of people with diverse capacities and skills, which helps provide access to dynamic thinking and stimulates openness and availability between providers, resulting in increased value from their relationships and interactions