BTAUs must manage risk once individuals are assessed as posing a risk of violence
When individuals of concern are assessed as posing a risk of violence, BTAUs must work to manage the risk and reduce the likelihood of a violent outcome.
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Management often involves identifying individual needs and community resources alongside policing
Along with more traditional law enforcement action, these efforts will often involve identifying the needs of the individual and the community resources available to address those needs.
Risk management spans case planning, implementation, monitoring and eventual closure
The process of managing risk includes case planning, implementation, monitoring, and, eventually, case closure.
Management defined as BTAU strategies aimed at reducing likelihood of violent outcome
In behavioral threat assessment, management refers to the strategies and efforts pursued by a BTAU with the goal of reducing the likelihood of a violent outcome.
Management may combine immediate short-term and assessment-driven long-term strategies
Management efforts may include short-term strategies that begin immediately upon receipt of information that indicates a safety concern, as well as long-term strategies driven by the assessment and other situational factors.
BTAUs need documented strategies addressing factors behind a person's desire or potential to harm
BTAUs will need to develop and document strategies to address the factors that are contributing to the individual’s desire or potential to cause harm.
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