Research summarisation: pilot planning
Try a bounded sample before expanding the work. Start with a permitted reading set and a research question and plan an evidence table with source references.
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The project in view
- Start with
- a permitted reading set and a research question.
- Proposed result
- an evidence table with source references.
- A decision to resolve
- confusing reported claims with verified findings.
This is a planning example. It does not describe a completed client engagement.
Pilot planning for this project
- Choose a small part of a permitted reading set and a research question with an independently checkable result.
- Produce an evidence table with source references on that sample and record review corrections.
- Include confusing reported claims with verified findings in the pilot; do not expand the scope until its treatment is agreed.
Questions to answer together
- Which sample includes both routine work and an exception?
- What time, correction and completeness measures will be recorded?
- What finding would require changing the scope before continuing?
What to have at the end
A pilot plan with a representative sample, review date and continuation decision.
Record the decision on confusing reported claims with verified findings alongside the source material. If it is still unresolved, identify who can answer it and what work depends on the answer.
Prepare your enquiry
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