Prioritize alternatives and people in a consistent way that’s easily communicated.
Prioritization involves confronting difficult choices, often with serious implications for the people affected, such as:
- Prioritizing patients for access to elective (non-urgent) health care
- Targeting social assistance (e.g. housing, health care, income support) for people in need
- Ranking grant funding applications (e.g. for research, creative, community projects, etc)
- Prioritizing infectious diseases to guide R&D into new antibiotics. News1 » News2 » News3 »
- Selecting students for scholarships or restricted courses (e.g. medical school). Case study »
Criteria and weights
Prioritization decision-making involves agreeing on the relevant criteria for the decision at hand and weighting them relative to each other.
For one-off or repeated decisions, 1000minds ensures the right alternatives are chosen in the right order. Where appropriate, alternatives’ value for money can also be taken into account.
Multiple stakeholders and many applications
Customisable processes for group decision-making are also available, involving as many participants as you like – 10s, 100s or 1000s of people, depending on what you want to do.
1000minds is useful in most sectors, including health, government, business, nonprofit and academic.
How 1000minds works
Learn more from this simple guide.
Decision-making and prioritization
Adaptable templates
Or build your own decision models from scratch.