OPS.16:4.4 - Write a prospective trial WorkPlan
Plan the smallest trial whose observations can change the receiving decision. Name intended tasks, proposed performers, admitted constituent Methods expected to be enacted, supports, protected conditions, observations, burdens, stop rules, hand-back, and later receiving uses. Keep the plan prospective and identify the interval during which its premises must remain current.
A compact plan can use these positions:
| Position | What to state |
|---|---|
| status-preserved subject | Exact admitted Method and relied-on description, or exact candidate account and its missing admission basis |
| operating question | Current use, proposed change, comparison, decision maker, and decision-changing observation |
| intended Work | Tasks, proposed performers, expected admitted constituent Methods, containing System, and temporal window |
| conditions and stops | Authority, permission, support, service, recovery, human protection, fallback, and hand-back |
| observations | Direct subjects, measures or descriptions, collection point, burden, and later receiving use |
| return | Decision branches, unsupported stronger uses, next observation, and reopen condition |
This is a writing aid rather than a new trial object. A.15.2 governs the WorkPlan. The plan is neither performed Work nor evidence that the candidate whole or changed Method was enacted.