SMART Guidelines Starter Kit
2.1.0 - ci-build
SMART Guidelines Starter Kit
2.1.0 - ci-build
SMART Guidelines Starter Kit, published by WHO. This guide is not an authorized publication; it is the continuous build for version 2.1.0 built by the FHIR (HL7® FHIR® Standard) CI Build. This version is based on the current content of https://github.com/WorldHealthOrganization/smart-ig-starter-kit/tree/main and changes regularly. See the Directory of published versions
The Digital Adaptation Kit (DAK) consists of 6 documents, 1 narrative document with Excel spreadsheets that cover 5 of the 9 key components of a DAK:
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The “main” DAK document(is the template for the final PDF) |
Written in Word document, published in PDF |
The template for the “main” DAK document. The narrative text can and should be changed as needed for each specific health domain. However, highlighted throughout the document are places where health domain specificity should be added. The following narrative components: health interventions and recommendations (component 1), generic personas (component 2) and user scenarios (component 3) can be directly edited and drafted within the DAK document template. The generic business processes and workflows diagrams would be generated in another tool, such asMicrosoft Visio,Camunda Modeler,drawio.com, etc. The selected tool should: · be able to cover the needs in terms of BPMN notation (see the table “Business process symbols used in workflows” from the template); · be able to export the diagrams in .bpmn format; · not pose issues in terms of licencing. The diagrams should then be included in the main DAK document as an image file. The ‘.bpmn’ file of each diagram could be exported and uploaded to an online repository (such as a GitHub repository). A link to the repository can be also included in this document. In this way anyone wanting to reuse/modify/adapt the business processes, based on local needs and context, can easily do that. |
Digital Adaptation Kit template |
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Core data dictionary |
Excel spreadsheet |
For the core data elements/data dictionary (component 5), decision-support logic (component 6), scheduling logic (component 7), indicators and performance metrics (component 8), and high-level functional and non-functional requirements (component 9), it is recommended that they are finalized in the Excel spreadsheet first before copying content over into the “main” DAK document. Please refer to each Excel spreadsheet for detailed instructions. |
Core data dictionary template |
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Decision-support logic |
Excel spreadsheet |
Decision-support logic template | |
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Scheduling logic |
Excel spreadsheet |
Scheduling logic template | |
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Indicators and performance metrics |
Excel spreadsheet |
Indicators and performance metrics template | |
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High-level functional and non-functional requirements |
Excel spreadsheet |
High-level functional and non-functional requirements template |
If you want to download all the templates at once, please download this archive.