Assignable Tasks
A finalized task needs a specific action, responsible party, timing or review point, and linkage to a goal or target problem.
Task Plan for Task-Centered Work
Task Plan is a task-centered action-planning tool for practitioners working with clients after a goal has been set. It helps create specific actions, responsibilities, and timing that move the client toward the target goal.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Feasibility
Tasks that are too vague or unrealistic can remain draft or be revised before assignment.
Natural Continuation
Assigned tasks become the source for later Task Completion Review and, when needed, barrier planning.
Does Task Plan track completion?
No. Task Plan creates assigned tasks; completion is reviewed later in Task Completion Review.
Can practitioner-owned tasks be included?
Yes. The tool supports practitioner responsibilities as well as client-owned actions when they are linked to the goal or target problem.
Can a task be finalized without timing?
No. A finalized task needs action, responsibility, timing or review point, and linkage.