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Beyond “5 Whys”: A Better Way to Learn from Incidents

The most important purpose of a post-incident review is to learn from incidents and improve the system. The "5 Whys" technique, while intuitive and easy to explain, may have limitations in facilitating meaningful learning from incidents. Open-ended questions in post-incident reviews can lead to richer learning, systemic improvements, and actionable insights.


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