Clone and Activate the Notify Patients About Home Visits Flow
Enhance patient engagement and improve care coordination with patient self-service
capabilities by setting up the Notify Patients About Home Visits flow. The flow sends in-app
notifications to patients and keeps them up to date about the approval or rejection of their home
visit requests. Simply clone the latest version of the flow and activate it.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health Cloud
and the Home Health Add-on license
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Flows, and select
Flows.
Find and select the Notify Patients About Home Visits flow.
Click Save As.
Enter a label, API name, and description for the clone, and then click
Save.
Review the flow’s elements and attributes. Update the elements only if you need to
customize the flow further.
If you want to redirect your users to a specific page when they select the in-app
notification, do the following:
Open the Send Notification action element.
Go to the Target Page Reference attribute. By default, the value is { type:
'standard__webPage', attributes: { url: "#" } }.
To redirect users to the list view of patient requests, replace “#” with
"https://<Patient Experience Cloud Site
URL>?page=requests&HomeHealthPage=VisitRequests".
To redirect users to the detail page of patient requests, replace “#” with
"https://<Patient Experience Cloud Site
URL>?page=requests&HomeHealthPage=HomeVisit&HomeVisitID=<visitID>".
Save your changes and activate your flow.
The flow is ready for sending in-app notifications to patients.
In addition to this flow configuration, we also recommend that you set up custom labels for all the messages used in the flow. This setup
helps your patients to see translated versions of those messages in any language that Salesforce
supports.
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