Calculated insights use the data stored in data model objects to run aggregates and
derive scores. You can use either SQL queries or the Calculated Insights Builder to configure the
score derivation logic.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health
Cloud
User Permissions Needed
To manage Data 360
Data Cloud Architect permission set
You must wait approximately 30–60 minutes after setting up a data stream and data model object
before you can configure a calculated insight.
In the App Launcher, find and select Calculated Insights..
Click New.
Choose how you want to create your insights and click Next.
Important Ensure that you define a measure and dimension for your calculated
insight. The measure is the derived score value and the dimension is a reference to the
patient record. When you define these attributes, fields are created in that insight to store
their values. If you use the Calculate Insights Builder, you define the measure and dimension
attributes on the Aggregate element.
That’s it! You’re done configuring Data 360 for Unified Health Scoring.
Tip Make a note of the API names of the different calculated insights you set up and
their measure and dimension fields. You need this information at a later stage to map score
categories to their calculated insights.
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