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CHK.3:2 - Problem

Possession of a checklist does not supply time, attention, understanding, observation access or a reason to use it. A form can be visibly complete while the conversation or check it was intended to prompt never occurred. Requiring another completion report can strengthen that substitution.

The practical problem is to connect a worthwhile aid to a moment when participants can use it truthfully and act on its results.