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In practice, we regularly observe that perception and judgment are often confused during crisis meetings. This has a negative impact on the crisis team’s meeting and decision-making process, as well as on the sharing of information with the rest of the crisis organization.
A situation assessment is a description or update of the current situation. It primarily focuses on the facts known at that moment. What has happened?
And what are the circumstances?
Making decisions is mainly about thinking ahead. What are we concerned about? Which processes will be affected? What is our goal?
By clearly separating the gathering of information from the formation of judgments, you improve the crisis team’s decision-making and enable the information to be shared with the crisis organization in a structured manner.
