Help your clinicians to add medications more quickly by using the built-in Add Basic
Medication Details flow instead of the Add Patient Medication flow. Depending on your business
needs, you can use this time-saving flow and associate it with the Patient Medication Manager
lightning component.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health Cloud
User Permissions Needed
To configure the flow:
Read on accounts
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Flows, and then select
Flows.
Go to the Add Basic Medication Details flow.
Update these variables, as necessary.
To create medication-related records when a clinician adds a medication, set the
isCreateRelatedRecords variable to True. Medication-related records
include medication dispense, medication request, patient medication dosage, and medication
statement detail. By default, the variable is set to False.
To use the default status of Inactive for newly added medications, set the
defaultStatus variable to Inactive. By default, the variable is set to
Active. Depending on your business needs, you can also set the
variable to any other value listed in the Status picklist of the Medication Statement object
such as Completed, Intended, or Stopped.
Save your changes.
Go to the Lightning App Builder from the Person Account record page. On the Patient
Medication Manager component, select the Add Basic Medication Details
flow from the Add Medication Flow dropdown menu.
Now, when your clinicians start adding a medication, the Add Basic Medication Details flow is
triggered.
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