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The Assessment Score (also referred to as Global Score) is determined by the score of the Critical Questions in a checklistassessment.

If a H2 Checklist Assessment does not contain at least one Critical Question, the score will be determined by the Non-Critical Questions.

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Note

Please note you should give special consideration that the following formula only includes Critical Questions, whereas, the previous Scoring formulas worked with both Critical and Non-Critical Questions.

Remember that if a checklist assessment contains only Non-Critical Questions, the Assessment Score will be based on those questions instead of the Critical Questions.

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The formula for the Assessment Score in this example ended up including all the questions in the checklist assessment due to the assumption made at the beginning of this section where we stated all questions all ‘Critical’.

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(
  (
    (
      (#{_S1Q1}*2+#{_S1Q2}*2+#{_S1Q3}*2)+
      (#{_S3Q1}*2+#{_S3Q2}*2)
    )
  )
) / 
(
  (
    (
      d2:countIfZeroPos('_S1Q1')*2+
      d2:countIfZeroPos('_S1Q2')*2+
      d2:countIfZeroPos('_S1Q3')*2
    )+
    (
      d2:countIfZeroPos('_S3Q1')*2+
      d2:countIfZeroPos('_S3Q2')*2
    )
  )
)

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Calculating the Critical and Non-critical Scores

As previously stated, all questions in our examples are classed as 'Critical, a special condition was presented to demonstrate the Assessment Score calculation. This condition was to assume that every question in the assessment was Critical, but in most cases, HNQIS Checklists A HNQIS Assessment can contain a combination of both Critical and Non-critical questions.

Define Scores and defined critical scores

InfoPlease Note: The Assessment Score will always be defined by the Critical Score unless the Assessment does not contain any Critical Questions.

The formula will always return an Assessment Score, even if it is not required for the Assessment, it is required for the Competency Class Calculation. In the event there are no Critical Questions, the formula will fall back to the non-critical scores.

In the event that there are no Critical Questions in an Assessment, the Assessment Score will be defined by the Non-critical Score, even if the Non-critical score is not required for the Assessment Score calculation, it's still required for the Competency Class Calculation.

Now, to define both formulas, the formula for Scores with multiple sub-scores is used as the base:

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Then, taking into account that both the Numerator and Denominator can be split into Critical and Non-critical as briefly described previously, the Critical Score and Non-critical Score are defined as follows:

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is calculated using all the Critical Questions and the Non-critical Score is calculated using all the Non-critical Questions as shown below:

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In the Calculating the Assessment Score section, a new example was proposed where questions Q1, Q2, Q3, Q8 and Q9 were Critical and the others were Non-critical. This would result in the following Critical and Non-critical scores:

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The key to understand how these calculations work is to notice that all the formulas are basically the same. If a question is Critical, it'll be grouped with the Critical Numerators and Denominators, and if a question is Non-critical, it'll be grouped with the Non-critical Numerators and Denominators. Everything else is still the same.