WHO minimum requirements
The WHO minimum requirements are counted separately from the IPCAF score, as requirements met or not met, and are never mixed into the total out of 800.
Alongside the IPCAF score, IPC360 tracks the WHO minimum requirements for facilities. These are counted, so many met of so many, rather than scored, because that is how they are published.
They are shown on their own screen and in their own section of the report, and are deliberately never added to the IPCAF total. Combining a count of requirements with a points score would produce a number that means nothing.
Reading them
- Met: the requirement is achieved.
- Awaiting evidence: claimed as achieved but not yet supported by verified evidence.
- Not achieved: not in place.
Source: WHO IPCAF · Minimum requirements · IPC360 Help · Minimum requirements
Related
- Your overall scoreThe overall score is the sum of your eight component scores, out of 800, calculated from the points attached to the answers you selected.
- EvidenceEvidence is a document, photograph or record that supports an answer; it is uploaded against the indicator and verified by somebody other than the person who supplied it.
- What each report section meansThe executive report runs from the facility profile and the result, through components, comparison and findings, to the recommendations and the basis of the report.
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