Pilot sites
Accommodation, tourism, work or other environments where recovery is an essential part of the user experience.
Pilot and pilot partners
Piloting tests the assessment framework in real environments
Piloting is the phase in which the Restaccess™ Framework is tested in practice and refined through observation data. Pilot partners help assess how restability can be described in real environments.
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Pilot partners produce practical data for further development of the framework.
Piloting shows how recovery-supportive environmental factors can be described, assessed and documented in different use situations.
Expert partners
Actors who can comment on the framework’s principles, measurement logic, boundaries or application area.
Stakeholder partners
Organizations whose perspective helps assess the framework’s credibility, usefulness and standardization readiness.
Pilot phases
From observations to refinements for the next version.
Context
Which conditions, boundaries and use situations affect recovery in this specific environment.
Testing
How the concepts, areas and documentation method of Framework v1.0 work in practice.
Feedback
What needs to be clarified before wider adoption or continuing a possible standardization path.
Development data
Observations are recorded as part of the development path so future versions are based on documented learning.
Contact
Ask briefly about a possible pilot partnership
The form sends the details to the Restaccess™ team through Formspree. In the first phase, a short description of the site, organization or expert role is enough.
Frequently asked
Frequently asked questions
Can an unfinished site be a pilot partner?
Yes. Pilot partnership also suits sites that want to identify development areas before broader communication.
Is pilot partnership a finished assessment?
No. Pilot partnership helps refine assessment, documentation and further development of the framework.
What does it not require?
It does not require major investments, a technical system, a finished site or commitment to later adoption.
What information is needed?
At first, basic information about the site or organization and why the Restaccess™ Framework is of interest is enough.