You, rather than the client, are in the best position to choose the short list most likely to succeed. Consider the management capacity of the operator. Strive to incorporate the concepts of Total Quality Management. You will have to judge how much detail a particular client needs. Any misunderstandings due to lack of detail are your responsibility and failures due to such will be blamed on you.
Adapt action statements to the specific herd management situation .
If it doesn't, it won't get done. Do not include extraneous explanatory remarks in this list. Focus on the epidemiologic diagnosis. Provide a brief summary of the problem biology if relevant. The discussions of disease biology, laboratory analyses and management evaluation should augment the client's understanding and acceptance of the epidemiologic diagnosis and should provide a basis upon which the client can make their decisions.