Tag Archives: BPMN

Why using expressions in workflow is wrong

Posted on 07/11/2022 by wolandscat

One of the basic elements of design common to all workflow languages, including YAWL and BPMN, is the inclusion of logical expressions on decision nodes. This seems harmless, and we followed it in openEHR’s Task Planning specifications. However, it is … Continue reading →

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openEHR Task Planning – a visual model of clinical workflow

Posted on 17/04/2019 by wolandscat

We have been making steady progress on the openEHR Task Planning specification and visual modelling language (TP-VML) for clinical workflow. One of the differentiators of Task Planning, is that, like YAWL, it is designed as a formalism for developing fully … Continue reading →

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openEHR Task Planning – heading for implementation

Posted on 22/10/2017 by wolandscat

We’ve made a lot of progress since my last post on this topic. We have published a 1.0.0 version of the openEHR Task Planning specification, which will go into implementation immediately in the City of Moscow e-health project. The current … Continue reading →

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