Comparability
Ratings are comparable only when they refer to the same target problem and use the same rating method.
Problem Progress Rating for Task-Centered Work
Problem Progress Rating is a task-centered repeated outcome tool for practitioners and clients while work is underway. It helps capture a current, comparable rating of progress on the same target problem over time to support continue, adjust, or redirect discussion.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Unresolved Scale Details
The supplied product specification does not define a scale, anchors, thresholds, or decision rules. Those must come from a supported implementation context.
Decision Support
The tool displays progress information for discussion. It does not decide whether to continue, adjust, or redirect.
Does this tool include a built-in rating scale?
No. The product specification does not define a scale or anchors; a rating method must be supplied by the implementation context.
Can ratings from different target problems be compared?
No. The tool centers same-problem comparability, so ratings across unrelated problems are not directly comparable.
Does the tool tell the practitioner what decision to make?
No. It shows current and historical rating information; the practitioner reviews the result with the client and makes the practice decision.