L2 Digital Adaptation Kit
Translates L1 narrative guidelines into structured components (e.g., decision trees, flow diagrams) for operationalizing within country programs
The CCC Digital Adaptation Kit (DAK) is the second layer of the CCC project (L2). It is a comprehensive reference for any country or partner that wishes to develop a digital health solution to provide clinical decision support in emergencies.
The DAK is designed to facilitate the accurate representation of WHO’s clinical, public health and data use recommendations in emergency settings in a digital format.
The key objectives of the DAK are to:
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How can it be used?
The DAK supports the adoption of WHO recommendations within digital systems at a national level, by ensuring a common understanding of this content across a variety of stakeholders.
Key users of the DAK include primary health care and other program area managers in emergencies; software developers; and implementers of digital systems.
What does it contain?
The CCC DAK is software-neutral, operational, and structured documentation which is comprised of 8 different components.
The 8 DAK Components are
A detailed description of each DAK component, its purpose, outputs and the required adaptation for national contexts is shown here. |
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