Adapting and incorporating the After Action Review process could improve your work, especially if applied to a large project (such as completion of a big investigation or significant crime problem solving effort). The process helps you identify what can be improved for the next time.
"An AAR is centered on four questions:
What was expected to happen? What actually occurred?
What went well and why?
What can be improved and how?
An AAR features:
An open and honest professional discussion
Participation by everyone on the team
A focus on results of an event or project
Identification of ways to sustain what was done well
Development of recommendations on ways to overcome obstacles"
from GUIDE TO THE AFTER ACTION REVIEW
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