Question 190
An internal audit of clinical administration services at a hospital group finds: A team releases ten new features and never asks whether users achieve better outcomes. Four proposed response statements are listed below. Which option identifies BOTH the relevant corrective measure and the evidence that it worked? 1. Use user feedback and outcome evidence to guide subsequent increments. 2. A small improvement ships and provides evidence for the next iteration. 3. Use feedback to adjust the next improvement cycle. 4. The next release responds to measured customer success rather than feature count.
Explanation
Correct Answer
For clinical administration services at a hospital group, statements 1 and 4 match the issue. Use user feedback and outcome evidence to guide subsequent increments; the validating evidence is that the next release responds to measured customer success rather than feature count. This pair connects a relevant action to an observable outcome. That approach pairs statements 1 and 4.
Incorrect Answers
For clinical administration services at a hospital group, this pair includes a response for a different problem: Use feedback to adjust the next improvement cycle is better suited to feedback informs adaptation. The situation instead concerns feedback on value not activity, for which the action and evidence are Use user feedback and outcome evidence to guide subsequent increments and the next release responds to measured customer success rather than feature count. That approach pairs statements 1 and 3.
For clinical administration services at a hospital group, this pair includes a response for a different problem: Use feedback to adjust the next improvement cycle is better suited to feedback informs adaptation. The situation instead concerns feedback on value not activity, for which the action and evidence are Use user feedback and outcome evidence to guide subsequent increments and the next release responds to measured customer success rather than feature count. That approach pairs statements 3 and 4.
For clinical administration services at a hospital group, this pair includes a response for a different problem: A small improvement ships and provides evidence for the next iteration is better suited to timebox work; Use feedback to adjust the next improvement cycle is better suited to feedback informs adaptation. The situation instead concerns feedback on value not activity, for which the action and evidence are Use user feedback and outcome evidence to guide subsequent increments and the next release responds to measured customer success rather than feature count. That approach pairs statements 2 and 3.