Question

question 1 of 12 required question which of the following are proposed benefits of using a plan-do-study-act (pdsa) cycle for making institutional change? using an experimental approach to making change allows us to learn by doing rather than relying only on planning trialing new processes on a small scale before rolling them out broadly reduces the risk of failure studying the impact of the change we introduce allows us to ensure the change works the way it was intended and doesnt have unintended negative consequences all of the above

Explanation:

The Plan - Do - Study - Act (PDSA) cycle for institutional change:

• The first option: It is an experimental approach as it involves testing (doing) and then learning from the results (studying), so it allows learning by doing instead of just planning.
• The second option: By trialing on a small scale first, we can identify and fix issues before a full - scale roll - out, thus reducing the risk of failure.
• The third option: After implementing the change on a small scale (do) and studying the results, we can understand how the change works, if it is as intended, and identify any unintended negative consequences.

Since all the proposed benefits are correct for the PDSA cycle, the answer should be the option that says "All of the above".

Answer:

All of the above (the option with the text "All of the above")