The document describes a web application called iliosHealth Profession Curriculum Management. It aims to provide a user-friendly and flexible tool for health profession programs to collect, manage, analyze, and deliver curricular information. Key features include creating and managing programs and tracking competencies, disciplines, and leadership longitudinally. It also links course and session objectives to program outcome objectives. The application is built on open-source LAMP technologies and will be freely available under the GNU license. Development will occur over three phases through Fall 2010.

1. iliosHealth Profession
Curriculum Management

2. Vision
• Provide the Health Professions a user-
friendly, flexible, and robust web application
to collect, manage, analyze and deliver
curricular information.
• Leverage the power of existing online
learning technologies and use open-source,
loosely coupled components

3. Features > Dashboard

4. Features > Programs
• Create and manage any number of unique
programs
• Longitudinal tracking of competencies,
disciplines, leadership
• Full historic audit abilities for tracking record
changes and updates

5. Features > Competencies
• Assign competency domains, sub-domains
and outcome objectives to programs year by
year
• Link Course objectives to program outcome
objectives
• Display and track relationship amongst
session, course objectives and competencies

6. Competency DomainCompetency Domain
SessionSession
Competency
Sub-Domains
Course
Objective
Course
Objective
Course
Objective
Program
Objective
Program
Objective
Program
Objective
Session
Objective
Session
Objective
Session
Objective
Session
Objective
Course
Objective
Program
Objective
Session
Objective
Competency
Sub-Domains
Competency
Sub-Domains Programs are made up
of complex interwoven
objectives that overlap
at several levels
Ilios can help you
isolate, and track
individual threads
through each layer

7. Technologies
• Built on LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP)
technologies
• Supports connectivity through APIs, XML, Web
Services
• Application will be freely available
under GNU General Public License

8. Timeline
3 Development Phases:
Fall 2010