Structured decision making

Structured Decision Making (SDM) is a logical process used to make complex choices more manageable. It involves clearly defining the problem, gathering relevant information, identifying options, and systematically evaluating the potential outcomes of each choice. By organizing information and following a step-by-step approach, SDM helps decision-makers consider all important factors and make informed, transparent decisions. This method reduces guesswork and bias, ensuring decisions are based on evidence and rationale, which is especially helpful in situations with multiple considerations or stakeholders.