True or False: Management ownership confidential directives must be included in the publicly accessed policy manual.

Management ownership confidential directives are sensitive pieces of information concerning the internal governance and operational strategies within a health facility. These directives typically involve proprietary insights, strategic decisions, or management practices that are not meant for public knowledge.

Publicly accessible policy manuals are intended to provide transparency regarding the operational guidelines, regulatory compliance, and expectations for staff and residents. The inclusion of confidential directives in these manuals could potentially jeopardize the competitive position of the facility, breach privacy norms, or expose the facility to unnecessary risks.

Consequently, it is vital to maintain a clear boundary between the information that must be shared with the public and the sensitive, internal management directives that should remain confidential. Therefore, public access documents would not include management ownership confidential directives, thus affirming that the statement is false.