16 claims on pp. 75–76 (statement 13, conjecture 1, definition 2).
BTAM teams should adopt a phased approach to continually assess risk and need, implement appropriate strategies, and monitor their impact until case closure is appropriate.
BTAM teams should adopt a phased approach to continually assess risk and need, identify and implement appropriate risk management strategies, and monitor the impact of these interventions until case closure is appropriate.
The risk management process has four central phases: planning, implementation, evaluation, and case closure.
The risk management process has four central phases: planning, implementation, evaluation, and case closure.
Phases may occur in linear order, or some may occur concurrently, be revisited, or begin before a prior phase has ended.
the risk management process may be more dynamic whereby some phases occur concurrently, some phases are revisited, and/or some are initiated before a prior phase is ended
Why inferred Process description hedged with 'may'; classified as a guidance principle about how the model applies, not as conjecture.
During planning, the BTAM team develops a case management plan tailored to the individual, which should identify specific goals and strategies that account for concerning and mitigating factors.
This case management plan must be tailored to the individual and their unique circumstances and environment
The plan should identify specific goals and strategies to reduce risk and account for the concerning and mitigating factors identified during assessment.
should identify specific goals and strategies to reduce their risk of harm to themselves or others
The report describes the risk management process as dynamic, spanning multiple phases.
The risk management process is dynamic, spanning multiple phases.
In some cases, the four risk management phases may occur in a linear order.
In some cases, these phases may occur in a linear order.
Why inferred Typed conjecture: 'may occur in a linear order' describes a possibility about how the phases unfold, not guidance.
During the planning phase, the BTAM team develops a case management plan for the individual of concern.
During this phase, the BTAM team develops a case management plan for the individual of concern.
The case management plan should account for the concerning and mitigating factors identified during assessment.
This plan should account for the concerning and mitigating factors identified during assessment.
The Phases of Risk Management diagram shows a repeating cycle from Plan to Implement to Evaluate and back to Plan.
PHASES OF RISK MANAGEMENT
Why inferred figure description: only the heading is printed as text; the Plan, Implement, Evaluate cycle is read from the diagram
In the diagram, a dashed arrow labeled "off-ramp when appropriate" leads from the Evaluate phase to Case Closure.
OFF-RAMP WHEN APPROPRIATE
Why inferred figure description: the arrow label is printed in the diagram; its origin (Evaluate) and destination (Case Closure) are read from the diagram
Once the case management plan is established, it must be put into action.
Once the case management plan has been established, it must be put into action.
During evaluation, the BTAM team should check in with the individual and/or relevant partners to determine whether strategies are having the intended impact.
the BTAM team should check in with the individual of concern and/or relevant partners to determine whether risk management strategies are having the intended impact
If appropriate, the team should adjust the case management plan and implement revised strategies until the individual is no longer determined to pose a risk.
If appropriate, the BTAM team should adjust the case management plan and implement revised strategies until the individual is no longer determined to pose a risk of harm to themselves or others.
Closure occurs when the BTAM team determines that an individual of concern no longer poses a risk of harm to themselves or others.
Closure occurs when the BTAM team determines that an individual of concern no longer poses a risk of harm to themselves or others.
Why inferred Defines the closure phase in running text rather than in a Key Terms section; classified as a definition by judgement.
Throughout each phase of the risk management process, the BTAM team should account for relevant elements of effective risk management.
Throughout each of these phases of the risk management process, the BTAM team should account for relevant elements of effective risk management
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