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| Official URL: http://smart.who.int/dak-tb/ImplementationGuide/smart.who.int.dak-tb | Version: 0.9.9 | |||
| Draft as of 2024-05-08 | Computable Name: SMART_WHO_INT_DAK_TB | |||
WHO SMART guidelines
SMART Guidelines — Standards-based, Machine-readable, Adaptive, Requirements-based, and Testable – are a comprehensive set of reusable digital health components (e.g., interoperability standards, code libraries, algorithms, technical and operational specifications) that preserve fidelity during the transformation of the guidelines into digital solutions for the adaptation, implementation and uptake of the guidelines. The operational and standardized documentation reflected within the digital adaptation kits (DAKs), as the 2nd layer of the SMART guidelines, represents one of the steps within a broader vision. Within this vision, DAKs serve as a prerequisite for developing computable, or machine-readable, guidelines, as well as executable reference software and advanced analytics for precision health. The five-step pathway to advance the adoption of best clinical and data practices for TB is presented below.
L1 Narrative guidelines
Evidence-based guideline recommendations and accompanying implementation and data guidance for TB.
L2 Operational guidelines
The L2 TB Digital adaptation kit publications and implementations tools can be found here:
L3 Machine readable guidelines
The L3 FHIR Implementation Guide for the TB 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 TB 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 TB SMART Guidelines are not yet available. Links will be published here as soon as they’re available.
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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.