ConceptFor engineers
Data & source control
Get care flow data out for analysis, keep track of what a care flow collects, and version care flows as code in a Git repository.
This section covers knowing what data a care flow produces and getting it out, and treating the care flows themselves as something to version and review.
Getting data out
- Getting data out of Awell. The strategies available.
- Get access to BigQuery. BigQuery Studio, or a service account for external BI tools.
- Data schema. The tables, and the definition-versus-instance distinction that everything else depends on.
- Monthly active patients. What counts as active, and therefore what Awell bills on.
Knowing what a care flow collects
- Data catalog. What it lists.
- Configure and use your data catalog. PII flags, metadata, exports.
Care flows as code
- Source Control. What it is and when to use it.
- Set up Source Control. GitHub and GitLab.
- How syncing works. One repository per care flow, and a one-way sync.
- Protect care flows. Require a merge before publication.
- Deploy care flows. From a CI/CD pipeline.
- Care flow components as code. The JSON that lands in the repository.
Who this is for
Engineers and analysts. The data catalog is worth a care flow author's time too: it's the one place where the same value collected twice under two names becomes obvious.