noun coined here
pre·vent·i·fi·CA·tion
The condition of an institution in which every process exists to prevent rather than to do; the risk register eating the whole job.
Three years of preventification and the department had prevented everything, including itself.
Etymologyprevent + -ification.
NotePrevention is not boring, it is invisible — successful prevention leaves no evidence. Public health calls the adjacent problem the prevention paradox.
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