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The Program Rules and Program Indicators in H2 Programs classify Assessments by following a set of conditions that involve the Critical and Non-Critical Scores. Based on those conditions, the possible competency values are: Competent, Competent, but Needs Improvement and Not Competent.
Competent
An Assessment is classified as Competent if, and only if all the Critical Questions are answered correctly (meaning that the Assessment has a Critical Score of 100%) and the Non-Critical Score is above 89.9%.
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The Program Rule expression in DHIS2 looks like this:
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Competent, but Needs Improvement
An Assessment is classified as Competent, but Needs Improvement if, and only if all the Critical Questions are answered correctly (meaning that the Assessment has a Critical Score of 100%) and the Non-Critical Score is between 79.9% and 89.9%.
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The Program Rule expression in DHIS2 looks like this:
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Not Competent
An Assessment is classified as Not Competent if any of the following conditions is met:
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The Program Rule expression in DHIS2 looks like this:
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Where to check Competency Classes
While in the Assessment Stage of any H2 Program, the supervisor can check the values of the Critical Score, Non-Critical Score and Competency Class (if enabled). Those values are displayed in the Critical Steps Calculations Section of every Assessment.
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Scores
In this section, you are provided with a quick overview of the results for each of the sections in the assessment. This is useful to quickly see which areas of the assessment may have not performed as well as expected.
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LINK TO USER MANUAL
LINK TO CRITICAL / NON CRITICAL CALCULATION
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