From evidence to action
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Describe the setting and the result you need. The first response will focus on fit—not a sales script.
Results with the reasoning attached
Do not take the outcome on trust.
Inspect how it was reached.
Every case uses the same proof structure: starting point, action, measured change, verification and limitation. That makes comparison easier—and inflated claims harder to hide.
The proof matrix
Seven questions. One repeatable case structure.
- 01CONTEXT
Who, where and over what period?
- 02BASELINE
What was happening before?
- 03ACTION
What changed in practice?
- 04RESULT
What changed afterwards?
- 05MEASUREMENT
How was the change assessed?
- 06VERIFICATION
What evidence can be checked?
- 07LIMITATION
What should not be concluded?
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Before publishing a result
If the evidence cannot answer these questions, the claim is not ready.
- Was the baseline collected in the same way as the follow-up?
- Is the result an observation, self-report, administrative measure or validated scale?
- How many people or situations contributed data?
- What else changed during the same period?
- Does the evidence show association, improvement or causation?
- Can a visitor inspect the method without sharing confidential information?