Evaluate a Staff Knowledge Tool With Real Shift Questions
Use realistic, de-identified questions to check whether staff can find the right source, recognise uncertainty and know when to escalate.
Test the Whole Finding Process
Gather common questions from staff and remove names or other identifying information. Include straightforward lookups, questions with more than one relevant procedure and examples where the safe answer is to ask a supervisor.
Check whether the response points to the right approved source, reflects its scope and makes uncertainty visible. A confident-sounding answer is not enough if staff cannot verify where it came from.
Include Staff Confidence and Escalation
Ask workers whether they could find and apply the relevant guidance, and whether they knew what to do when the answer was incomplete. Use feedback to improve the source library, boundaries and training.
Accu Chat Bot can be evaluated as one part of a broader staff knowledge process. It does not replace training, supervision or provider governance.
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