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To sum up what you've learned:
Planning comes first! Discuss
the complex considerations involved in risk management in order
to establish the goals of the risk assessment.
Planning is a dialogue. It's
the time to involve all the key participants and make sure you're
aware of everyone's concerns.
Define clear management goals and
options. The main purpose of planning is to establish what
information you are trying to evaluate.
Define the scope and complexity of
the risk assessment. You can't move forward with a scientific
evaluation without defining the constraints of the investigation.
Consider a tiered approach.
You may be able to plan an efficient series of steps designed to
answer certain questions. This would let you stop the assessment
process as soon as you have the specific information you need.
You are now ready to move on to Problem
Formulation.
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