Salesforce Certified Health Cloud Accredited Professional Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 2

To set up care requests, you need to do the following steps3:

Install the Utilization Management unmanaged package for Health Cloud and assign the Health Cloud Utilization Management permission set to users along with Health Cloud permission set licenses.

Create a new case record type for each care request type.

Choose the Case Care Request record type for each care request configuration.

Health Cloud does not support native HL7 messages out of the box, so option A is incorrect. Option B is also incorrect, because Salesforce Connect is not designed to handle HL7 messages. Option C is possible, but it would require a lot of custom code and maintenance, and it is not recommended by Salesforce.Option D is the best option, because it uses an external HL7 broker/engine to convert the HL7 message into JSON, which can be easily consumed by Health Cloud using the standard REST API or the Health Cloud Data Loader12.

Health Cloud does not have a built-in HL7 integration engine, so option A is incorrect. Option B is also incorrect, because Health Cloud does not have prebuilt connections for any EMRs. Option C is incorrect, because there is no such lightning component button automatically configured to export to EMR.Option D is correct, because Health Cloud provides data mappings from commonly used HL7 messages (such as ADT, ORU, and RDE) to the Health Cloud data model, which can help developers and integrators map the data from external systems to Health Cloud objects and fields12.

FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) is a standard for exchanging healthcare information electronically.FHIR V4 is the latest version of FHIR, and it is aligned with Health Cloud3. Option A is incorrect, because there is no FHIR V5 yet. Option C is incorrect, because FHIR V3 is an older version of FHIR that is not aligned with Health Cloud. Option D is incorrect, because FHIR V1 is also an older version of FHIR that is not aligned with Health Cloud.

SourceSystemIdentifier is a custom object in Health Cloud that stores the business identifier for patient records from external systems like EHRs3. Option B is incorrect, because Contact is a standard object in Salesforce that stores the personal information of patients or members. Option C is incorrect, because Account is a standard object in Salesforce that stores the organizational information of providers or payers.Option D is incorrect, because Identifier is a field on the EhrPatient object in Health Cloud that stores the unique identifier for patient records within Health Cloud3.

FHIR V4 and HL7 V2 are two interoperability standards that are supported by Salesforce to facilitate the exchange of health data32. Option A is incorrect, because EDI ANSI X12 is a standard for exchanging business transactions, not health data. Option C is incorrect, because The Direct Standard is a standard for secure email communication, not health data. Option E is incorrect, because DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) is a standard for storing and transmitting medical images, not health data.

FHIR V4 and HL7 V2 are two interoperability standards that are supported by Salesforce to facilitate the exchange of health data32. Option A is incorrect, because EDI ANSI X12 is a standard for exchanging business transactions, not health data. Option C is incorrect, because The Direct Standard is a standard for secure email communication, not health data. Option E is incorrect, because DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) is a standard for storing and transmitting medical images, not health data.

According to the [Health Cloud Integration and Interoperability Guide], the new clinical data model in Health Cloud is aligned with FHIR R4 standards, which is the latest version of the FHIR specification. Health Cloud supports data exchange with both HL7 and FHIR enabled systems, using different methods such as MuleSoft connectors, Salesforce APIs, or third-party integrations. Most EHR data exchange today is still done via legacy HL7 v2 -- simple application interface, which is a widely adopted standard for exchanging clinical and administrative data. Health Cloud does not have a FHIR server, but it can connect to external FHIR servers using APIs or MuleSoft connectors. The new clinical data model in Health Cloud is not aligned with HL7 v2-simple application standard, which is a different standard from FHIR.

According to the [Intelligent Sales for Medical Devices Implementation Guide], to set up a warehouse that serves as a product fulfillment location to salesforce representatives in a specific region, irrespective of the account, a salesforce administrator should complete the following steps:

Create Inventory Location and add Visitor Address as Location Address. This step creates a record for the warehouse location and associates it with a visitor address.

Create Record in Product Fulfillment Location. This step defines the product fulfillment location for the inventory location and assigns it to a specific region.

Create a product item entry inventory, a single entry for each product that will be replenished from industry. This step adds the products that will be available in the warehouse location and specifies their quantity and expiration date. Setting up Product Transfer and Product Request are not required steps for setting up a warehouse location. Selecting inventory location while creating visit is not a step for setting up a warehouse location, but for creating a visit record.