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Suggests a classification for a disease investigation case as Confirmed, Suspected, or Probable based on the lab findings and the criteria outlined in the disease definition.

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Suggests a classification for a disease investigation case as Confirmed, Suspected, or Probable based on the lab findings and the criteria outlined in the disease definition.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with the Agentforce for Health add-on or included in Agentforce 1 Health Edition. Requires each user to have the Agentforce for Health add-on to access the action. |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To use this action: | Access Case Classification Assistive Agent AND Case Classification AI Assistive Agent permission set AND Prompt Template User AND Data Cloud User |
| See Common User Access for Standard Agent Actions. | |
| API Name | DiseaseSurveillanceCaseClsfn |
| Reference Action Type | Prompt Template |
| Reference Action | Classify Case (ClassifyCase) |
| Does this action run one or more prompt templates? | Yes |
| Required Setup | Agentforce for Public Health |
This action uses the Classify Case prompt template to classify an infectious disease case.
This action uses a Large Language Model to suggest a case classification. We provide explanations and sources to support the model's response where possible but the suggestion must always be reviewed by a human to ensure accuracy.

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