A consultant is implementing clinical assessments to track intake for a hospital leveraging the Discovery Framework. Which three functions is the consultant able to leverage with Health Cloud?
Choose 3 answers
The Discovery Framework in Salesforce Health Cloud allows for the implementation of dynamic clinical assessments to track patient intake and evaluate their condition. These capabilities streamline the assessment process in hospitals.
Key Functions of the Discovery Framework:
Branching:
Provides conditional logic to display specific follow-up questions based on patient responses.
Ensures that only relevant questions are shown, improving efficiency and patient experience.
Question Bank:
Offers a repository of pre-built, reusable questions that can be used across multiple assessments.
Simplifies the creation of new assessments by leveraging existing question sets.
Scoring:
Automatically calculates scores based on patient responses, enabling providers to evaluate risk levels, severity, or outcomes efficiently.
Integrates with care plans to trigger interventions based on assessment results.
Why Other Options Are Not Applicable:
A . Image Analysis: While useful in healthcare, this is not a core function of the Discovery Framework.
B . Encrypted Text: Security and encryption are essential but not specific to clinical assessments.
Implementation Steps:
Configure the Discovery Framework in Salesforce Health Cloud to create assessments using the Question Bank.
Apply Branching Logic to streamline the flow of questions during intake.
Enable Scoring to evaluate results and trigger follow-up actions or workflows.
A provider wants to get a comprehensive view of a patient's prescriptions, including history, to improve health outcomes. Which Health Cloud capability should a consultant leverage to assist the provider?
For a provider to gain a comprehensive view of a patient's prescriptions and history, Salesforce Health Cloud's Medication Management capability is the best solution.
Key Features of Medication Management:
Comprehensive Prescription Tracking:
Provides a unified view of a patient's current medications, prescription history, and dosages.
Facilitates collaboration across care teams to monitor adherence and prevent adverse drug interactions.
Improving Health Outcomes:
Enables providers to assess medication efficacy and make informed adjustments to treatment plans.
Identifies gaps in prescription adherence to improve patient outcomes.
FHIR-Standard Data Compatibility:
Supports FHIR resources like MedicationRequest and MedicationStatement for integrating with EHR systems.
Why Other Options Are Less Relevant:
A . Virtual Care: Focuses on telehealth and remote patient monitoring, not prescription tracking.
B . Integrated Care Management: While useful for care coordination, it does not specifically address prescription tracking.
D . Intelligent Appointment Management: This feature aids in scheduling and patient flow but is unrelated to medication history.
When accessing a person account record within Health Cloud, the user must have access to the entire account.
What should a consultant do in this scenario, according to Health Cloud implementation best practice?
In Salesforce Health Cloud, Person Accounts represent a combination of Account and Contact records. Ensuring that a user accessing a Person Account has appropriate access to both the Account and associated Contact is essential for seamless functionality.
Controlled by Parent Setting:
When Contacts are set to Controlled by Parent, the access to Contact records is directly inherited from the parent Account. This simplifies access management, ensuring that if a user has access to the Account, they automatically gain equivalent access to its associated Contact records.
This approach aligns with Health Cloud's best practices for managing Person Accounts, where consistent access to both the Account and Contact components of a Person Account is crucial.
Why Not the Other Options?
A . Set Modify All on the Account object at the Profile level: This grants unrestricted access to all Account records, which may violate security and privacy principles, particularly in healthcare settings (e.g., HIPAA compliance).
B . Set Private for the Contact object: Setting Contacts to Private could restrict access to essential information within Person Accounts, contradicting the need for full access to the entire record.
D . Set the organization-wide default to Public Read Write for the Account object: This would expose all Account records to all users, creating significant data security risks.
Best Practice: Using Controlled by Parent ensures adherence to healthcare compliance standards while simplifying data visibility management within the Health Cloud ecosystem.
A new user story requires an OmniScript to update an existing field on a custom SObject.
Which two components should a consultant use to satisfy the requirement?
Choose 2 answers
To update an existing field on a custom SObject using OmniScript, the following components are essential:
DataRaptors (C):
DataRaptors are used to read, write, or transform Salesforce data.
In this case, a DataRaptor Load would be configured to update the field on the custom SObject.
Integration Procedures (D):
Integration Procedures orchestrate data operations and can combine multiple DataRaptors or external API calls.
Used to call the DataRaptor Load and manage complex logic if needed.
Why Other Options Are Incorrect:
API Actions: Primarily used for invoking external APIs, not for internal Salesforce data operations.
SOQL Query: Retrieves data from Salesforce but does not update fields.
Administrators at Bloomington Caregivers track patients1 doctor visits in Health Cloud. The administrators need to send all of their patients' visit information to their Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system for a weekly billing cycle.
Which integration pattern should a consultant recommend for this?
For a weekly billing cycle, the most appropriate integration pattern is a nightly batch extract using an ETL tool. This approach efficiently handles large volumes of patient visit data while preparing it for billing in the ERP system.
Key Features of Nightly Batch ETL:
Scheduled Processing: Automates the extraction and transformation of visit data at predefined intervals (e.g., nightly).
Data Transformation: Formats the data as required by the ERP system.
Scalability: Efficiently handles large datasets for periodic billing processes.
Why Other Options Are Incorrect:
B . Fire and Forget with ESB: Not suitable for scheduled bulk data processing. Fire-and-forget is better suited for real-time, event-driven integrations.
C . Request and Reply with ESB: Used for synchronous, real-time integrations, which is unnecessary for a weekly billing cycle.
D . FHIR Billing API: Health Cloud does not natively provide a FHIR Billing API, and this option assumes capabilities that Salesforce does not currently offer.
