Academy // Workflower Training (6 days)

Academy // Workflower Training (6 days)

Have you set up an initial Workflower application in your healthcare organisation together with Amaron? Did you enjoy working with it and now you want to build processes that help save your hospital teams a significant amount of time? Then this six-day interactive training is perfect for you.

Six-day Workflower training: Basic and Advanced

The standard training programme consists of a six-day course with three days of basic training followed by three days of advanced training.

The content of the course can be tailored to the specific needs of your healthcare organisation, and you can even opt to work on a specific use case during the sessions.

Practical information

Target audience:

Staff members, policy officers, analysts
No prior knowledge is required, although an affinity for process design and application configuration is expected.

Subjects covered:

Analysing, designing and validating work processes
Developing user interfaces
Creating overview lists based on the collected data
Working with decision tables
Setting up basic integrations
Applying project methodology

Where and when?

Courses are organised upon customer request. Contact us to arrange a location and time.

On the programme:

PART I // BASIC WORKFLOWER:

During this basic training, you will become familiar with the extensive Workflower toolbox. Upon completion, you will be able to set up and implement a simple Workflower application.

Day 1: Introduction to Workflower and BPMN

We start with a general introduction to Workflower and its basic concepts.
You are introduced to the basic principles of process analysis and modelling.
You learn to use the BPMN syntax and standard symbols.
We explore user management.
To conclude this first training day, we configure and implement a first simple process in Workflower.
We also look at how you can monitor your processes.

Day 2: Interaction Designer and forms

We dive into the basic principles of forms and data structures, and configure a first screen.
You learn how to expand the configuration of a work process so that every task can call up a screen.

Day 3: Integrated concept

We take a close look at the DMN standard (Decision Model and Notation).
We dive deeper into the creation and selection of data sources, such as catalogues (structured data lists) and master data (specific databases) that can be used across the workflows.
You learn to compile and export overview lists (queries).
Through practical exercises, you master the integrated concept.

PART II // ADVANCED WORKFLOWER:

After completing the advanced training, you will master the methodology to manage all your Workflower projects: from start to delivery and follow-up.

Day 4: BPMN and the Interaction Designer for advanced users

You broaden your knowledge about the Interaction Designer with additional concepts and functions, such as data grids, sending messages, the use of REST services, etc., enabling you to configure more complex Workflower projects.

Day 5: Integration (REST API) and PDF reports

You learn how to establish connections between Workflower and the other software applications in your hospital using public APIs.
You design and generate PDF reports, and learn how to call them up from the Interaction Designer.

Day 6: Project methodology

On this final training day, you learn how to tackle Workflower projects in a structured way from A to Z (DMAIC methodology).
Best practices and templates help you get started.
Finally, there is room for individual coaching around any subject that was covered during the training.