After a confirmed outbreak, the operation reviews what went wrong and updates its procedures and training. What is the value of this final step?
a.It guarantees the operation is exempt from future inspections
b.It ends the health department's interest in the case for good
c.It puts the blame on the one employee who worked that station
d.It closes the loop by preventing the same failure from happening again
解析
The last stage of crisis response is learning from the event: analyzing the root cause and revising standard operating procedures, training, and monitoring so the same breakdown cannot recur. This continuous-improvement step turns a crisis into a stronger food safety system. Reviewing an outbreak does not exempt the operation from routine inspection, does not close the health department's file, and is not about pinning the failure on one worker.
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