WHO SMART Guidelines content types
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WHO SMART Guidelines DAKs (L2)
Skill package: authoring-who-smart-guidelines ·
Guide: Authoring a WHO SMART DAK
A Digital Adaptation Kit (DAK) is the L2 (machine-readable, but implementation-neutral) representation of a WHO guideline. folio-assistant authors the L2 artifacts:
- Business processes — BPMN 2.0 workflows (
bpmn-authoring) - Decision logic — DMN decision tables (
dmn-authoring) - Data dictionaries / core data elements — Excel / structured tables
- Terminology — code systems and value sets (
terminology-management) - Personas, scenarios, indicators, requirements
Relevant skill schemas:
l2-dak-authoring,
bpmn-authoring,
dmn-authoring,
terminology-management.
BPMN 2.0 source · full-size SVG
WHO SMART Implementation Guides (L3)
Skill package: authoring-who-smart-guidelines ·
Guide: Authoring a WHO SMART IG
The L3 layer turns an L2 DAK into a computable FHIR Implementation Guide:
- FHIR resources authored as FSH (FHIR Shorthand) and compiled with
SUSHI (
l3-fhir-authoring) - Validation against FHIR profiles (
fhir-validation) - Publication with the HL7 FHIR IG Publisher (
ig-publication) - Quality control gates (
quality-control)
Relevant skill schemas:
l3-fhir-authoring,
fhir-validation,
ig-publication,
quality-control.
BPMN 2.0 source · full-size SVG