Glossary of Intervention Readiness.
The vocabulary of the category, defined once. Each term is used the same way across the site, the schema and the verdict.
- Intervention Readiness
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The ability of an organisation to detect, escalate, decide and intervene before harm becomes irreversible.
- AGDA™
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A deterministic assessment of Intervention Readiness that evaluates whether an organisation can detect, escalate, decide and intervene before harm becomes irreversible.
- Intervention Chain
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The sequence of detect, escalate, decide and intervene that must complete within the reversibility window.
Read the full page - Reversibility Window
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The interval between a deviation and the point at which harm becomes irreversible.
Read the full page - Effective Human Oversight
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Oversight in which humans are informed, authorised and able to alter or halt outcomes before the harm window closes.
Read the full page - Point of Irreversibility
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The moment after which intervention can no longer change the outcome.
- Evidence Ceiling
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The limit a stage's evidence places on the overall verdict; weak evidence caps the result.
- Chain Propagation
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The logic by which the weakest stage constrains the assessed capability of the whole chain.
- Deterministic Verdict
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A result produced by fixed rules applied to evidence, reproducible and independent of assessor opinion.
- Intervention Capability Assessment
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A forward measurement of whether intervention can occur in time; the assessment category AGDA™ defines.
The category, the instrument, the owner.
Intervention Readiness is the category. AGDA™ is the deterministic instrument that measures it, created and owned by Intervene Limited.