Prioritization Matrix

This canvas introduces discipline into decision making by assessing promising concepts against pre-determined filtering criteria. The goal isn’t pick one, but to narrow the field.

Leading Practices:

Score from role-based perspective: Score as finance, IT, operations, patient, etc.—not as individuals. This approach can reduce ego-driven evaluation.

Create space for psychological safety: Explicitly state  that  a 1 or 2 is not “killing” an idea but surfacing risk. Resist the temptation to advance weak concepts.

Diagnose disagreement: Score variance signals unresolved assumptions, unclear criteria, or misaligned risk tolerance. Pause to examine before moving on.

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