Automate Patient Case Intake by Using Document AI for Health
Extract data from a lab report using the Document Extraction Request object to create
structured case records. Review and update the extracted information as needed to ensure accuracy
and correct mapping to Health Cloud objects. Finally, save the records to support faster
investigations and timely follow ups.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and
Unlimited Editions of Health Cloud with Agentforce for Health Cloud
license
User Permissions Needed
To use Document AI for Health:
Health Cloud Foundation permission set
AND
Data Cloud User permission
set
AND
Disease Surveillance permission set
AND
Document AI permission set
AND
Health Cloud AI Assistive Agent
From the App Launcher, find and select Document Extraction
Request.
Click Extract Document.
Click Upload Files, and upload the lab report that you want to
extract data from. Then, click Done.
From the recently uploaded files, select the file that you uploaded, and click
Next.
Select Patient Case Intake as the Use Case Type.
Review the Records to Extract section to make sure all required fields are selected for
extraction.
This section lists the objects to map the extracted data to, such as Case, Account, Health
Condition, and Diagnostic Summary.
Click Extract.
Extraction can take a while depending on the file size.
On the Document Extraction Request record page, after the status changes to Review Not
Started, click the action menu next to your extraction request, and select
View.
Review the extracted data, save your changes.
You can also add or update the data as needed.
After the status changes to Save Completed, click the dropdown next to your extraction
request, and select View to see the summary of the created
records.
A public health case is created from the lab report extraction. Review the case
details in the Summary section.
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