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decision point

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The point in space and time where the commander or staff anticipates making a decision concerning a specific friendly course of action. A decision point is usually associated with a specific target area of interest, and is located in time and space to permit the commander sufficient lead time to engage the adversary in the target area of interest. Decision points may also be associated with the friendly force and the status of ongoing operations. See also course of actions; decision support template; target area of interest.

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CCIR: Info the Cdr Must Have to Make Decisions (PIRs and FFIRs) Legend: CCIR = Commander's Critical Information Requirements FFIR = Friendly Force Information Requirements PIR = Priority Intelligence Requirements T & P = Task and Purpose Figure 2: Commander's Mission Analysis Worksheet Decision Point Event/Conditions If Commit SSE force Event: PIR 1.
At the same time, LFORT staff would capture the scenarios, plans and decision point choices for loading into the new simulation.
Also, the company's Medical Decision Point division produces a variety of CME-accredited and non-accredited workshops, print programs and web sites for professional, patient and consumer markets.
 
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