Explore multiple layers of a patient’s connections with other people, providers, and
caregivers by using the Actionable Relationship Center (ARC). Set up the ARC so that
your users can start using pre-configured healthcare ARC graphs on record pages.
Additionally,
support account hierarchy management and define the starting point of the graph as
an anchor node to help users visualize its parent
entities.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise and
Unlimited Editions with Health Cloud or
Health Cloud for Life Sciences
Group Membership Objects and ARC
Starting in Summer ‘23,
enable Group Membership Settings to visualize a patient’s multiple
relationships in an updated Household data model. You can use
standard Salesforce objects to record the groups and households that
a patient is a member of, the different accounts and contacts
they’re related to, and their roles in each of these relationships.
Then you can use the pre-configured patient relationship template in
Actionable Relationship Center (ARC) to create a graph that shows a
patient’s relationships to households, care plans, and other
accounts. In the updated data model:
To relate two business accounts, use Account Account
Relationship records
To relate two contacts or two person accounts, use Contact
Contact Relationship records
Note When you create a Contact
Contact Relationship record, create the Related
Inverse Record manually.
To define the roles of two people in a relationship, use Party
Role Relationship records
Interactive ARC graphs display standard object data as a hierarchy
of patient and member relationships. They show multiple layers of a
patient’s connections with other people, providers, and caregivers.
You can use ARC for mapping many types of relationships, including
provider relationships to hospitals, specialties, and
credentials.
Set Up the Actionable Relationship Center in Health Cloud Set up the Actionable Relationship Center (ARC) so that your users can start using pre-configured healthcare ARC graphs on record pages. To let users access Actionable Relationship Center (ARC) in Health Cloud, enable group membership.
Create a Patient Relationship Graph from a Template Use the patient relationship template in Actionable Relationship Center (ARC) to create a graph that show a patient’s relationships to households, care plans, and other accounts.
Create a Practitioner Relationship Graph Using a Template Use the healthcare practitioner relationship template in Actionable Relationship Center (ARC) to create a graph that shows a practitioner’s relationships to facilities, provider NPIs, provider specialties, certifications, and business licenses.
Account Hierarchy Management Using ARC Help users make more informed decisions regarding order agreements and pricing by displaying the complete hierarchy of entities that have relationships with each other. Move across the ARC graph horizontally to view objects and records in the upward and downward hierarchy, and track the anchor node path.
Configure Actionable Relationship Center for Experience Cloud Sites Actionable Relationship Center (ARC) in Experience Cloud sites help community users visualise relationships between patients, members, providers, and care team members. To make Actionable Relationship Center available in your site, create a permission set with the Health Cloud for Experience Cloud Sites license and assign it to the community users. Then, configure the ARC component on your Experience Cloud site.
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