Have you decided on the purpose of your assessment? Is it to work out whether the identified problem has been reduced or removed, or is it to determine whether your selected responses were responsible for any observed changes in your identified problem?

For the first purpose of assessment, it may be enough to know whether your local crime problem is persisting, regardless of whether your problem-solving work was responsible for any observed reductions. For the second purpose of assessment, we need to know much more, including whether it was what you did that led to a decrease in crime and whether there were any side effects because of your activities. Have you devised one or more logic models describing how the proposed responses are expected to reduce the identified crime problem, as well as possible unintended – desirable or undesirable – side effects that might arise following your activities? for every .etl file: *.etl and {file name of binary etl file without extension}_timber.xml, {randomGUID}-HR.txt Have you explored different data sources to better understand the extent, pattern and harms of the identified problem?Have you devised one or more logic models describing how the proposed responses are expected to reduce the identified problem, as well as possible unintended (desirable and undesirable) side effects that might arise following your activities? For me it was really nice to stay home and do my rehab alone with a physio. Sometimes seeing the girls go out on the pitch is the hardest part when you’re injured and having to stay inside doing all your exercises. I really appreciate that I was allowed to go home." You should also have identified one of more pinch points that you believe are open to intervention by the police and partners.

Following the EMMIE model, have you devised methods of capturing information about hurdles to implementing your response and what was done to overcome those hurdles? One of the main challenges in problem solving is avoiding the temptation to rush straight to response, without completing scanning and analysis first. The scanning and analysis stages are necessary to suitably frame a problem and select appropriate responses. Have you identified ways in which your selected crime problem is patterned, considering place, time, offenders and victims? Catch-all categories such as youth crime, serious violence and knife crime are too broad for the purpose of problem solving. All crimes have a beginning, middle and end, with offenders making separate decisions at different stages in the crime commission process.This section does not cite any sources. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. ( July 2015) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) To know more about what log files are created by the Support and Recovery Assistant, search for your scenario in the table below under the “Scenario” column and view the relevant information in the same row. The table below provides information such as scenario type, data collection source, data collection path and data collection files. The destination log directory path where this data is stored and accessed from is %localappdata%\SaRALogs\UploadLogs. Have you developed a theory of change, or logic model, of how your responses are expected to reduce the selected problem?

I have Karen who I can talk to about everything," the defender told the ECHO. "I think it’s good for me to be able to have her to talk to and we’re able to get all of the frustration out. It’s good sometimes to be able to come a bit out of football when we have days off, try and go out and have a coffee somewhere and think about something else." There is no set method for devising a crime script. Police data, investigation files, and interviews with offenders and victims can all help to create a script that reflects your local circumstances. Have you identified ways in which your selected crime problem is patterned – considering place, time, offenders and victims? Assessment is evaluation to determine whether the response has worked out as intended and whether the problem has been removed, reduced or unintentionally aggravated.Or regulations might be put in place to clamp down on the sale of combat knives, thereby reducing the likelihood that motivated offenders can gain access to certain knife types. Making It with Sara Davies (w/t) will be on screens in 2024, it was commissioned for BBC One and iPlayer by Head of BBC Daytime and Early Peak Commissioning Rob Unsworth, the Commissioning Editor for BBC Daytime is Helen Munson. The programme is produced by Twenty Six 03’s Duncan Gray and Antonia Hurford-Jones with funding from North East Screen.