Review coverage / Delivery leads, planning owners and acceptance reviewers
Manager memoPreserve how a review sample was selected
Distinguish an explicitly selected sample from a representative or random one.
This audits draw-to-review inclusion history and substitutions, distinct from allocating a review to missing consequence strata.
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Original worked case · Manual planning resource
Inspect the decision, not just the summary.
Start with the invented evidence, follow the reasoning, and retain its limits when adapting the brief.
01 · Inspect the inputs
Every record stays visible
| Case | Original draw | Actually reviewed | Selection history |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Selected | Yes | Original selection retained |
| C | Selected | No | Unavailable; no review evidence |
| E | Selected | Yes | Original selection retained |
| B | Not selected | Yes | Ease-based replacement for C |
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02 · Follow the reasoning
How the case leads to a decision
The original and actual sets each contain three cases but differ in one identity: C was removed and B added. Two of three original selections were reviewed. The changed inclusion process must be reported rather than relabelled as an unchanged draw.
The bounded result
The actual reviewed set is A,B,E, not A,C,E. Preserve the original draw, C’s nonreview and the convenience replacement B. Equal final sample size does not preserve the recorded selection procedure.
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A report that leads to a decision
Illustrative manager memoSynthetic planning case: A recorded draw selects cases A,C,E from a six-case inventory A–F. Before review, C is unavailable; the coordinator substitutes easier case B while the final report still says the original draw was reviewed.
- Retain original selection identities
- Review coordinator: A,C,E and the stated draw procedure are recorded before substitutions.
- Document nonreview and replacement
- Recorder: C’s absence and B’s ease-based inclusion remain visible with reasons.
- Describe the actual evidence scope
- Reviewer: The report names reviewed A,B,E and does not attribute B to the original draw.
Decision to make: The actual reviewed set is A,B,E, not A,C,E. Preserve the original draw, C’s nonreview and the convenience replacement B. Equal final sample size does not preserve the recorded selection procedure.
Filled manual planning note
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The actual reviewed set is A,B,E, not A,C,E. Preserve the original draw, C’s nonreview and the convenience replacement B. Equal final sample size does not preserve the recorded selection procedure. The original and actual sets each contain three cases but differ in one identity: C was removed and B added. Two of three original selections were reviewed. The changed inclusion process must be reported rather than relabelled as an unchanged draw. The inventory is invented. No population representativeness or statistical correction is established; replacement rules need a justified actual design.
Put the outline to work
- Retain original selection identities. Check: A,C,E and the stated draw procedure are recorded before substitutions.
- Document nonreview and replacement. Check: C’s absence and B’s ease-based inclusion remain visible with reasons.
- Describe the actual evidence scope. Check: The report names reviewed A,B,E and does not attribute B to the original draw.
Questions about this workflow
Does an equal sample size preserve the method?
No. Which cases entered and why can change even when the count is unchanged.
Does this prove the original draw was random?
No. The worksheet preserves a recorded procedure and identities; randomization itself requires evidence.
Does this create tasks in the product?
No. The brief is a manual planning resource. Use the product access link to check onboarding and the workflows available in your account.
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