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CB.14:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them
| Failure in practice | Repair |
| Repeat a helpful clinic while the shared instruction remains missing. | Name the recurring gap and obtain a reusable contribution with an intended recipient. |
| Publish the group’s consensus as a proven method. | Preserve the proposed claim and obtain qualification or evidence for the use that depends on it. |
| Rank unlike sites by one convenient total. | Compare meaningful dimensions and conditions; use the contrast to select an exchange or inquiry. |
| Ask volunteers to produce a substantial resource in their spare time. | Obtain the actual commitment or reduce the work to what can be sustained. |
| Commission a polished document without practitioner involvement. | Have practitioners shape the question and inspect drafts against their work. |
| Count a scheduled trial or favourable opinion as successful application. | Recover the performed use, result, support, departures and evidential reach. |
| Keep an obsolete guide visible because no replacement is complete. | Qualify or withdraw the affected claim while preserving still-useful guidance. |