Add Care Interventions to Address Barriers to Health
An intervention is a task you create to address one or more aspects of the related
barrier. For example, if someone can’t get to the grocery store, you can create a task to sign
them up for a meal delivery service. You can assign the task to a person, and set a due date,
status, and priority. Optionally, you can add a contact and relate the task to an
account.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health Cloud
or Life Sciences Cloud
From the account’s record page, scroll down to Barriers. Edit an existing Barrier.
To create care intervention tasks associated with a care barrier, click Save
Barrier and Create Intervention when you save the care barrier.
For Assigned To, select the name of the person that the task is assigned to. The task
appears in that person’s task list.
Select a status for the task.
Select Care Intervention Type for the task type.
Add picklist values to the TaskType field from the Activity object. If you or your admin
created a SocialDeterminant record type for the Task object, make the new picklist values
available for it. The SocialDeterminant record type drives the Task page layout that's used in
the Care Determinants component.
Enter a task subject, such as Arrange for child care during
appointment.
Select the name of the person who must complete the task.
For Due Date, select a date by which the task must be completed.
Relate the task to the patient or member’s account or you can create one, if
necessary.
Select a priority for the task.
High-priority tasks are flagged for greater visibility.
Select a care intervention type.
Add any comments that pertain to the task.
Click Save Intervention.
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