Persistence Requires an Interval
Review Condition · Incorporated
Ambiguity
A condition that remained in place for a long period was sometimes treated as accepted without a recorded review.
A condition that remained in place for a long period was sometimes treated as accepted without a recorded review.
What was learned
Duration can establish evidence of use but cannot establish intent by itself.
What changed
MCS-01 and PCP introduced persistence with an explicit review condition.
Why it remains relevant
Long-standing arrangements remain traceable when their review interval is visible.
Record context
Source: Transitional and placement reviews. This record is connected to the larger methods rather than treated as a standalone event.