The risk management team at a large hospital identified its ten most serious risks and developed procedures to reduce those risks. After two years, those ten risks either had no occurrences or had more than 50% reductions in occurrences. Which of the following actions is best for the hospital?

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Given the significant reduction or elimination of the initial ten risks, it's prudent for the hospital to reevaluate its risk landscape. This ensures that the hospital stays ahead of potential new risks that might have emerged or become more prominent over the two years. Keeping up with evolving risks is crucial in maintaining a safe and efficient healthcare environment.

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