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| Official URL: http://smart.who.int/dak-ccc/ImplementationGuide/smart.who.int.dak-ccc | Version: 0.9.9 | |||
| Draft as of 2024-05-08 | Computable Name: SMART_DAK_CCC | |||
Summary
Emergency settings create unique challenges for the delivery of clinical care according to WHO’s recommended guidelines.
Clinical Care in Crises (CCC) is one of WHO’s responses to the current situation. It is a digital platform which delivers clinical decision support to frontline health workers in emergency settings.
Our vision is to improve health outcomes in emergencies by making WHO’s established clinical guidelines available whenever, wherever and by whomever. To achieve this Clinical Care in Crises will create a digital solution for healthcare workers using WHO’s SMART guidelines to better serve maternal and child care in an emergency setting
Project objectives:
- Be a digital platform through which WHO recommendations can be delivered at the point of care and regularly updated
- Initially improve health outcomes for mothers and children in emergency settings by presenting IMCI in a digital format. This will be expanded to more age groups and health conditions in the future
- Ensure that IMCI digital content is made available to frontline health workers via a mobile reference app, maintaining fidelity with original guidance
- Promote a modular, reusable ecosystem to which member states and external partners can collaborate and contribute
Health care workers can use the Frontline app on their tablet or mobile phone to access WHO guidance at the point of care and better assess, treat and/or refer a patient. The aim is to improve the quality of clinical care and, ultimately, lead to better patient outcomes.
Clinical Care in Crises promotes a modular, reusable ecosystem to which member states and external partners can contribute. It ensures the digital content maintains fidelity with original WHO guidance, whilst also making appropriate adaptations to emergency settings.
L1 Narrative guidelines
The current phase of the CCC project focuses on reducing mortality in emergency settings in three priority areas:
- integrated management of childhood illness (IMCI)
- malnutrition, and
- newborn care
These will act as the pathfinder for expansion to more age groups and health conditions in a second phase.
L2 Operational guidelines
The child health in humanitarian emergencies digital adaptation kit publications and implementations tools can be found here:
L3 Machine readable guidelines
The L3 FHIR Implementation Guide for the child health in humanitarian emergencies is available here CCC FHIR Implementation Guide
L4 Executable guidelines
The reference implementation (L4) for the child health in humanitarian emergencies SMART Guideline is called “Frontline”. The open-source code is available here Frontline app
L5 Dynamic guidelines
Content representing the L5 layer for the child health in humanitarian emergencies SMART Guideline is not yet available. Links will be published here as soon as they’re available.
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