HCD.5:7 - Conformance Checklist

• The selection concerns either a known person with a qualified target or a future audience with explicit entry assumptions; the intended contribution, horizon, receiving decision and decision owner are recoverable.
• A personal selection uses a starting attempt with its conditions, help, work product, result, errors, strengths and uncertainty. A future-audience proposal identifies the entry evidence needed to distinguish its conditional branches without asserting that a learner has supplied it.
• External access, Method, tool, authority, provider, specialist, clinical, safety, or environment constraints are returned to their direct owners rather than renamed as training needs.
• Every serious candidate states a proposed mechanism, target contribution, task and learner fit, minimally sufficient enacted form, required support, burden, risk, and evidence plan.
• The comparison includes one serious alternative at comparable enactment effort and preserves source population, task, measure, horizon, support, and causal limits.
• Whole-task, part-practice, explanation, feedback, coaching, planning, and support candidates are selected by their contribution, not by label.
• A selected combination assigns one distinct necessary contribution to each member and states required versus convenient order.
• Intended help, permitted help, actual availability, received help, and independent action remain distinct.
• Observed target change is distinguished from attendance, satisfaction and the intervention’s effect. Assistance conditions limit the performance claim; later capability, transfer and retention need their own grounds.
• The result records surviving alternatives, rejected candidates with reasons, stop conditions, and the smallest change that reopens selection.
• A future-audience result is conditional on stated entry evidence and does not prescribe for an unobserved person.
• HCD.5 selects no provider, full task set, programme choice, intervention launch, clinical action, employment action, or effectiveness conclusion.