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The PCA currently does not support In-app creation of custom Program Rules, meaning that the standard Program Rules management in the DHIS2 Maintenance App is required for this. However, the custom Program Rules are displayed in the PCA as described in the Checking Existing Program Rules page.
Please Note: A Program Rules Rule creation feature is being planned for a future release of the PCA.
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The Excel Template is the main way to define Program Logic in H2 Assessments, allowing for easy configuration of Parent Questions (Hide/Show logic), label creation, scoring calculations, and
much more (see Image 2). You can check how to use the Excel Template here.
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After importing the Excel Template with the desired changes, the Program Rules can be generated by using the Set Up Program button.
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With that new set of Program Rules, Mandatory Child Questions are no longer an issue.
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Scoring Program Rules
In H2, any numeric type question can contribute to the scoring process of an Assessment. By numeric question we refer to any question with a DHIS2 Value Type of Number, Integer, Positive Integer, etc. This includes questions limited to the options contained in an Option Set (requiring the Option Set to be of numeric type).
A numeric question can contribute to a score if the question Numerator, Denominator and Feedback Order are defined (see Images 11 and 12). Lacking any of the previous configurations means that the question doesn’t contribute to any score.
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Questions are also divided into Critical and Non-critical, which generates a new set of Scoring Rules. This configuration can also be applied using the Excel Template or directly from editing a Data Element in the PCA. |
Critical Score
Non
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-critical Score
Overall Score
Compositive
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Program Variables
In H2 programs where PCA automatically generate the necessary program rules described above, it also generates associated Program Variable. Those variables are named as xxxxx
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