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Scheduling logic

This page describes the scheduling logic included in the WHO Digital Adaptation Kit (DAK) for [insert health domain here].

The scheduling logic component of the DAK provides information on scheduling of services, in accordance with WHO guidelines. In this DAK, the scheduling logic deconstructs the recommendations within the [health domain abbreviation] guidelines and guidance into a format that describe how services should be scheduled and communicated so that they can be operationalized in a digital system. The structure of the scheduling logic tables is based on an adaptation of the Decision Model and Notation (DMN�), an industry standard for modelling and executing decision logic.
The table below presents the versions of the scheduling logic.

*The current link indicates the latest release of the file. Note: the file's latest release might not always match the release number of the Implementation Guide.