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The SAVVI Concept Model defines concepts such as
VULNERABILITY
NEED
RISK FACTOR
... and so on, and lays out how they work together to enabler data to flow around
the SAVVI Process
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Why a Concept Model?

A Concept Model
can be the foundation of a more detailed Logical Model, which in turn, can promote interoperability via message formats;
can identity where taxonomies can define shared terminology for data sharing and collaboration
can give a structure for ‘discoverability’, and for catalogues of successful patterns

Views of the Concept Model

There are 25 concepts in the whole SAVVI Concept Model, and this can be too much to take in at one go. We have split the concepts into the Use Cases that follow the phases of the
SAVVI Process
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Concepts for the Purpose phase
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Concepts for the Find phase
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Concepts for the Assess phase
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Concepts for the Support phase
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Concepts for the Report phase
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Concepts for the Improve phase
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The whole SAVVI Concept Model

This view of
the whole SAVVI Concept Mode
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a diagram of the whole model
a definition of all of the concepts
machine-readable renditions of the model

Other views of the Concept Model

Concepts can be selected and arranged to highlight particular ideas and activities. We have defined ...
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Concepts for all phases of the SAVVI Process
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A proposition to reuse data as Risk Factors
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Accessing Risk Factors
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Managing Cases
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