Positive Health Classification Framework · Version 1
PHCF
Positive Health Classification Framework
Classification Manual

From framework to classification practice.

The PHCF Classification Manual Version 1 provides the architecture, definitions, recording logic and guidance needed to apply the developmental system consistently.

Manual Version 1BookStructured recording
PHCF Classification Manual Version 1.0 cover
01 / Manual

A structured reference for classification practice.

The manual is designed in the tradition of classification references. It separates conceptual rationale from classification guidance and records uncertainty rather than hiding it.

The online manual provides direct access to the framework’s definitions, classification guidance, interpretive cautions and application resources, while stable releases preserve version history.

Worksheet

Classification Worksheets

Fillable and printable structured recording set covering the Universal Core, resource ecology, presentation modules, qualifiers, integrated profile, formulation and monitoring.

Quick reference

Universal Core

Two-page reference covering the four core questions, provisional descriptive anchors and separation from adjacent clinical information.

Quick reference

Presentation Modules

Concise reference to the ten provisional Clinical Presentation Module development areas and their evidence-mapping focus.

Versioning

Versioned releases and transparent revision.

Each PHCF release will preserve a public change history documenting revisions to definitions, classification guidance and the supporting evidence base.

02 / Classification Manual structure

Explore the Classification Manual online.

Core

Universal Core

Definitions, classification guidance, evidence requirements and interpretive cautions for the Universal Core.

Application

Clinical Presentation Modules

Application guidance showing how PHCF can be used alongside conventional assessment of specific clinical presentations.

Research

Measurement and validation

Research guidance covering operationalisation, reliability, construct validity, incremental validity and clinical utility.