Iterative test cycles allow teams to build a stronger degree of belief over time. Match the best description to each cycle (note that there are only 3 descriptions but 5 choices for answers)

1. 1:1:1 test (e.g., "1 provider, 1 patient, 1 encounter")

2. The Five Times Rule

3. Concurrent test cycles

A. is the process of reviewing as many subsystems as possible to identify potential failure modes in a system and their causes and effects

B. is useful for early PDSA cycles.

C. allows teams to explore more than one set of conditions in parallel.

D. Multiplies the number of encounters or events used in the last cycle when scaling up a test of change

E. helps teams develop a shared goal for improvement and specific change practices to implement