SMART Empty IG
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SMART Empty IG, published by WHO. This guide is not an authorized publication; it is the continuous build for version 0.1.0 built by the FHIR (HL7® FHIR® Standard) CI Build. This version is based on the current content of https://github.com/WorldHealthOrganization/smart-ig-empty/ and changes regularly. See the Directory of published versions

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Official URL: http://worldhealthorganization.github.io/smart/ImplementationGuide/who.fhir.smart-ig-empty Version: 0.1.0
Draft as of 2024-12-02 Computable Name: SMART

This DAK and set of implementation tools are still undergoing development.

Content is for demonstration purposes only.

Summary

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L1 Narrative guidelines

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L2 Operational guidelines

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L3 Machine readable guidelines

The L3 FHIR Implementation Guide for the [insert health domain here] SMART Guidelines is yet to be published. Links will be published here as soon as they're available.

L4 Executable guidelines

Reference implementations representing the L4 layer for the [insert health domain here] SMART Guidelines are not yet available. Links will be published here as soon as they're available.

L5 Dynamic guidelines

Content representing the L5 layer for the [insert health domain here] SMART Guidelines are not yet available. Links will be published here as soon as they're available.

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Disclaimer

The specification herewith documented is a demo working specification and may not be used for any implementation purposes. This draft is provided without warranty of completeness or consistency and the official publication supersedes this draft. No liability can be inferred from the use or misuse of this specification or its consequences.

This WHO [insert health domain here] Implementation Guide details how to use Health Level 7 (HL7) Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) for consistent digital representation of [insert health domain here] services.

This implementation guide and set of artifacts are still undergoing development.

Content is for demonstration purposes only.

Summary

This implementation guide includes a machine-readable representation of WHO guidelines for [insert health domain here], as documented in the WHO Digital Adaptation Kit for [insert health domain here] (link forthcoming) and explicitly encodes computer-interoperable logic, including data models, terminologies, and logic expressions, in a computable language to support implementation of [insert health domain here] use cases by WHO Member States.

The guide is part of the WHO SMART Guidelines approach to support countries to integrate WHO global health and data recommendations into digital systems accurately and consistently. It defines a series of FHIR Resources, Profiles, Extensions, and Terminology based on the WHO [insert health domain here] Digital Adaptation Kit (link forthcoming).

Supporting guidance, recommendations, resources, and standards are included in the References and Dependencies.

About this implementation guide

This implementation guide is broken into the following levels of knowledge representation:

  • Home - contains references to the guidance, guidelines, policies and recommendations underpinning this implementation guide.
  • Business Requirements - contains the requirements for this implementation guide including the definition of key concepts, use cases, and a data dictionary.
  • Data Models and Exchange - contains the data models and data exchange protocols with actors and transactions defined.
  • Deployment Guidance - contains relevant technical specifications and guidance, testing resources, reference implementation materials, and supporting guidance for adaptation to local contexts.

This guide is prepared to facilitate digital implementation of WHO [insert health domain here] guidelines by providing FHIR-based computable representations of and implementation guidance for using the key components of the WHO [insert health domain here] digital adaptation kit (DAK):

  • Health Interventions & Recommendations
  • Generic Personas
  • User Scenarios
  • Business Processes & Workflows
  • Core Data Elements
  • Decision Support Logic
  • Indicators & Monitoring
  • Functional & Non-functional Requirements

This guide is a companion to the Digital Adaptation Kit (DAK) and should be used side-by-side with it. Implementers are strongly encouraged to make use of the Digital Adaptation Kit. The focus of this guide is on the explanation and use of the computable artifacts.

This guide assumes use of the following resources:

  • IPS Patient

  • CPG ActivityDefinitions

  • For a complete listing of the artifacts defined in this implementation guide, refer to the Artifact Index.

  • A complete offline copy of this implementation guide can be found on the Downloads page.

  • This Implementation Guide makes use of Clinical Quality Language for the decision support artifacts including the PlanDefinitions and Measures. They are used to express how a calculation should occur and can be used with a CQL engine in order to process the decision or indicator directly from the applicable FHIR resources. Links to this specification, the FHIR Clinical Practice Guidelines Speciciation, and other helpful resources can be found in the Support dropdown.

Disclaimer

The specification herewith documented is a demo working specification and may not be used for any implementation purposes. This draft is provided without warranty of completeness or consistency and the official publication supersedes this draft. No liability can be inferred from the use or misuse of this specification or its consequences.