Read the scenario below and highlight the statement that demonstrates shared governance. Select all that apply. A hospital committee engages in a strategic planning process for the implementation of a facility-wide change that especially affects resident nurses. The committee insists on hosting regular Town Hall meetings, in which affected staff members and stakeholders are encouraged to attend.

Meeting minutes are made publicly available and are sent to anyone subscribed to the committee’s emailing list.

After months of planning, the committee considers the feedback gathered and revises the implementation plan accordingly.

In the weeks to follow, nurses discover new problems caused by the change. However, the committee has resolved that the change must be adhered to and has remained silent in response to the nurses’ feedback.

In the weeks to follow, nurses discover new problems caused by the change. However, the committee has resolved that the change must be adhered to and has remained silent in response to the nurses’ feedback.