Which of the following is not a typical focus of a hospital safety program?

• A. Ignoring safety policies
• B. Protecting patients, staff, and visitors from harm
• C. Compliance with Life Safety Code
• D. Managing security camera policies

Answer: (D)

A hospital safety program concentrates on preventing harm and ensuring compliance with safety standards, so its typical focuses include protecting patients, staff, and visitors from harm and meeting requirements like the Life Safety Code. Managing security camera policies, while related to overall safety and security, belongs more to the security program than to the safety program. Surveillance policies deal with monitoring and privacy considerations, not the core hazard prevention and code compliance that safety programs emphasize. Therefore, the item about security camera policies is not a typical safety program focus.