Operating Theory · September 2026
Adoption latency score
Estimate the time from first evidence to first use, repeat use, and routine use without pretending institutional clocks disappear.
Under the pillar Market and System Conditioning
Factors
Estimate evidence, guideline, budget, procurement, reimbursement, committee, integration, training, legal, security, patient, and regulatory time.
Confidence
Attach the source, range, dependency, and confidence to each estimate. Separate work that can be compressed from fixed institutional cycles.
Use
Compare the adoption clock with available capital, rights life, market movement, and the time at which evidence becomes stale.
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Adoption latency score challenge record
Test the claim behind Adoption latency score against a real case and look for where it fails.
- For
- Clinical, operational, product, reimbursement, and implementation leaders.
- What you keep
- A adoption latency score challenge record you can review, revise, and send.
- What counts as sound
- Makes the claim testable
- Includes contrary evidence
- Preserves competing explanations
- States uncertainty
- Names what would change the conclusion
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