At the end of a survey, what does the survey team present?

• A. A written report of their findings
• B. An oral summary only
• C. A list of deficiencies only
• D. A resident satisfaction survey

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that the final deliverable from a survey is a formal written report of the findings. This written report provides a complete, documented record that summarizes how the survey was conducted, what data was collected, what the analysis showed, and what actions are recommended. It gives stakeholders a clear, shareable reference they can review, discuss, and implement over time. An oral summary might happen, but it doesn’t replace the need for a detailed written report. A list of deficiencies alone would miss context, data, and actionable recommendations, and a resident satisfaction survey is the tool used to gather information, not the presentation of results.