Welcome to Structured Decision Making (.org)
Structured Decision Making or SDM, is an organized approach for working together to make informed and transparent choices in complex decision situations. Why use structured decision making? SDM is designed to help people, especially groups, work together on complex decisions.
The Steps - Structured Decision Making
Structured decision making (SDM) is a organized approach for helping people work together to make informed and transparent choices in complex decision situations. Rooted in the decision sciences, it is a learning-focused process based on seven core steps: What’s the decision at hand and how does it relate to other decisions?
Structured Decision Making | U.S. Geological Survey - USGS.gov
2018年3月26日 · Structured decision making is an approach for careful and organized analysis of natural resource management decisions. Based in decision theory and risk analysis, SDM encompasses a simple set of concepts and helpful steps, rather than a rigidly-prescribed approach for problem solving.
Structured Decision Making® (SDM) Model - Evident Change
The Structured Decision Making ® (SDM) model is a suite of decision-support tools that promote safety and well-being for children and adults. The SDM ® model combines research with best practices, offering workers a framework for consistent decision making and offering agencies a way to target in-demand resources toward those who can benefit ...
Structured Decisions: An Overview of the Decision Making Process
2023年6月5日 · The structured decision-making process is an approach which takes into account all available information and stakeholders when making a decision. This process involves breaking down the problem into manageable components, analyzing the information, and then making an informed decision.
Structured Decision Making® (SDM) model for child welfare agencies. The SDM® model incorporates a set of evidence-based assessment tools and decision guidelines designed to provide a higher level of consistency and validity in the assessment and decision making processes and a method for targeting limited system resources to
The Structured Decision Making® (SDM) System FAQ Question Answer Why do professional workers need decision-support tools? Research demonstrates that decision tools combined with professional judgment result in more reliable and equitable decisions than professional judgment alone. Does SDM make decisions for workers?
What is structured decision making (SDM) and why do we need it? We’ll explore these questions and others in this introductory module. At the end of this module, you’ll be able to: • Understand how SDM, ARM, JFF, and CR are related and when SDM is appropriate to use.
Structured Decision Making: Increasing Community Resilience
2024年12月2日 · This Structured Decision Making StoryMap explains the six-step SDM process and provides guidance for its use. Each section of the StoryMap provides details about a different step of the SDM process, supported by case study examples from across the U.S.
Structured Decision Making: Methods, Applications, and Capacity ...
Adaptive management (AM), long-used in natural resource management, is a structured decision-making approach to solving dynamic problems that accounts for the value of resolving uncertainty via real-time evaluation of alternative models.