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HCD.20:7 - Conformance Checklist

A recognizable comparison preserves:

  • the intended personal contribution and any distinct shared or team result;
  • meaningful entrant preparation and interaction conditions;
  • separate cohort, task-group, relationship and provider scales;
  • the contribution that makes interaction useful and an appropriate individual baseline;
  • actual actions, help, material permissions and contact;
  • complete and peak burdens without hiding recurring individual checks;
  • the observation that can distinguish the claimed result and the condition that changes the choice.

These design values permit a bounded comparison. Reliance on actual contact, operational support or personal performance requires evidence that those events or contributions occurred. A composition algorithm or feasible timetable supplies only its narrower result.