Try HDRL self-assessment¶
Explore the Health Data Readiness Level (HDRL) Framework by applying it to a service or system. The snapshot records your current understanding; it is not validation, accreditation or an official participation decision.
Set a boundary, select a description and certainty for each indicator, then open your report. Allow about 30–60 minutes for all 64 indicators, with pauses between domains. The short orientation is optional; evidence-reference work can follow later. You can also open an invented sample to see the report first.
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Saving and sharing¶
- One draft is saved in this browser on this device. Return using the same browser and address to continue.
- Download a full backup JSON to keep your work, or use CSV and print for summaries. Restore assessment reads a supported full JSON backup on this device, previews it and asks before replacing the current draft. Download your current backup first if you want to keep both.
- Restore files stay in this browser; they are not uploaded. Evidence entries contain references and notes only.
- No email, registration or feedback form is required. The test does not send feedback or reports to the owner.
- A minimised share contains selected results, your declared synthetic/real/unspecified context and a scope summary you review. Preview the complete file before downloading. A share or CSV is not a restorable backup; nothing is sent automatically.
Do not enter patient-level data, personal confidential data, passwords, API keys, access tokens or sensitive operational details. This public test does not include an AI reviewer.