Step 4 of the CJMM generation of solutions includes two key elements. Which options correctly identify these elements?

• A. Identification of goals and related outcomes
• B. Selection of interventions
• C. Both A and B
• D. Analysis of patient finances

Answer: (C)

Step 4 focuses on turning generated insights into a concrete, action-ready plan by defining what you want to achieve and how you’ll get there. The first element is identifying goals and related outcomes, which clarifies the target to aim for and how you’ll know you’ve succeeded. This sets measurable endpoints that guide decisions and track progress. The second element is selecting interventions, meaning you choose the specific actions or therapies most likely to achieve those goals, taking into account evidence, safety, and the patient’s context. Together, these two pieces create a focused, implementable plan that moves the judgment toward action. Analyzing patient finances isn’t part of this step, as it isn’t about choosing clinical actions or defining outcomes, though financial considerations may influence overall care planning in other contexts.