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openEHR Task Planning v BPMN

Posted on October 31, 2025 by admin

People often ask me why did we develop Task Planning in openEHR (NB: if the status is showing as ‘Retired’, this is an error in the specifications website), doesn’t BPMN do everything needed?

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openEHR Task Planning v BPMN

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