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Self-Study Agents Now Work From the Live Systematic Evaluation Plan
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HealthTasks now links self-studies to living Systematic Evaluation Plans. Agents use live SEP data and deep-linked evaluations and outcomes for analysis, narrative drafting, and audits.
Self-study and the Systematic Evaluation Plan (SEP) should describe the same program. They usually live in separate documents, so teams rebuild the relationship every time they analyze evidence, draft a narrative, or audit the submission.
HealthTasks now lets teams link a self-study to its corresponding accreditation SEP. Self-study Agents can then use the linked SEP's live data as context.
A living SEP, not a point-in-time report
The SEP in HealthTasks is a living document. It deep-links to evaluations, program outcomes, and other live data sources. Those links update as data flows through the program, so the plan is an always-current snapshot rather than a frozen report from last semester.
The self-study binding points at that live plan. Agents get the SEP itself plus the deep-linked records underneath it. Analysis can follow a claim back to the evaluation, outcome, or source that supports it, instead of stopping at a summary copied into a Word file.
Analysis, drafting, and audit
With the SEP linked, the agent can:
- Analyze self-study evidence against the current evaluation plan and its live sources
- Draft or revise narrative from that deeper accreditation context
- Audit the draft and surface questions for review
The agent is not certifying compliance. Faculty and accreditation leads still decide what the evidence means and what belongs in the final submission.
The workflow
- Link the self-study to its corresponding SEP.
- Keep the SEP current as evaluation work progresses. Linked sources update with the program.
- Ask the agent to analyze, draft, or audit with the linked plan and its live data in context.
- Review the output and make the final decisions.
The same evaluation plan now informs CQI and self-study writing. Less document archaeology. More current context, down to the roots of the evidence.
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