This repository contains the components of Task Automation - Demo care-flow. Care-Flows, also known as care plans, clinical workflows, care pathways, or clinical protocols, are sequences of activities performed by the care team and/or the patient to achieve or maintain a desired health state for the patient.

In the Awell platform, 'care flows' and 'pathways' are used interchangeably to describe these processes.

At design-time, Care-Flows consist of tracks, steps, and actions. These elements represent the hierarchy of a Care-Flow in the Awell Platform, where each level aids in creating a comprehensive and structured workflow for healthcare processes.

The repository is organized into several folders, each representing a different component of a Care-Flow. Below is an overview of what each folder contains:

• Actions: The most granular building block in a Care-Flow. Actions define what needs to be done and by whom. They can be stakeholder-actionable actions (like forms) or system actions (like calculations or API calls).

• API Calls: Contains definitions of external API calls that are part of the Care-Flow.

• Data Point Definitions: Holds the definitions of various data points used within the Care-Flow.

• Forms: Includes the forms required in the Care-Flow for data input or interaction.

• Labels: Contains labels used for categorizing or marking different parts of the Care-Flow.

• Messages: Stores predefined messages or communication templates used in the Care-Flow.

• Pathways: The high-level structure of a Care-Flow, outlining the sequence and connection of steps and actions.

• Questions: Contains questions that may be asked during the Care-Flow, often part of forms or decision-making processes.

• Rules: Defines the rules or logic that govern the flow of the Care-Flow, like conditional branching.

• Settings: Holds configuration settings specific to the Care-Flow.

• Stakeholders: Lists the different stakeholders or user roles involved in the Care-Flow.

• Steps: Represents the individual steps within a track of a Care-Flow.

• Timings: Contains information related to the timing aspects of the Care-Flow, like scheduling or time-based triggers.

• Tracks: Broad categorizations or groupings of steps in a Care-Flow.

• Transitions: Details the transitions between different states or stages of the Care-Flow.

• Triggers: Defines the triggers that initiate or advance stages within the Care-Flow.

For more detailed information on the structure and usage of each component in the context of a Care-Flow, please refer to our comprehensive Care-Flow Documentation.