Which approach BEST demonstrates meaningful partnership with patients and families in organizational improvement?

This question aligns with Partnership and Advocacy because CPXP expects professionals to move beyond token involvement and build authentic partnership with patients, care partners, and families. The CPXP framework emphasizes partnering with patients, care partners, staff, and community members to drive continuous improvement and engaging a diverse range of voices. AHRQ also describes working with patients and families as advisors at the organizational level as a critical part of patient and family engagement, including their involvement in planning, delivery, and evaluation. The Beryl Institute further notes that formal Patient and Family Advisor programs and co-design efforts add depth and perspective beyond survey results. For that reason, B is best. Options A, C, and D are too limited, reactive, or symbolic to represent true partnership.