Setting up a reusable Problem Goal Intervention (PGI) library helps you reduce the number
of duplicate records in your org and maintain a greater level of data consistency across similar
records. A PGI library consists of problem definitions, goal definitions, and action plan
templates. Definitions in this library are used in care plan templates and are instantiated to
their corresponding care plan components when users use those templates.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health
Cloud
Note We recommend restricting write and edit access on the library to just the admins to help
your org maintain the library’s data integrity.
Create a Problem Definition Problem definitions instantiate to problems when templates that use them are used to create care plans. You can record commonly used information in these definitions, such as ICD codes, names, and descriptions. This information is copied over to Health Condition records when they’re instantiated.
Create a Goal Definition Goal definitions instantiate to goals when templates that use them are used to create care plans. You can record commonly used information in these definitions, such as names, descriptions, and categories. This information is copied over to Goal Assignment records when they’re instantiated.
Create an Action Plan Template Action Plan Templates instantiate to action plans and their interventions when templates that use them are used to create care plans. You can record commonly used information in these definitions, such as the name, priority, duration, and so on. This information is copied over to Action Plan, Action Plan Item, and Task records when they’re instantiated.
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