Implementing the Decision. Deciding on the best solution is not the same as doing something. Action is the first tangible step in changing a problematic situation. Thus, after you select an alternative it must then be executed. Evaluating the Decision.
Every decision is intended to fix a problem.
The final test of any decision is whether or not the problem was fixed. As with any filters their purpose is to separate certain elements from their environment. At key points in the six step process you can stop and run your considerations through these filters. In that way you separate the ethical considerations from the remainder of the decision. This is a way of ensuring that ethical issues inherent in the decision can be given consideration - that they do not get lost in the more pragmatic aspects of the process.