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          Patient Risk Stratification Template

          Patient Risk Stratification Template

          The Patient Risk Stratification template creates an app that lets healthcare coordinators identify high-risk patients to make sure they get the extra care they need.

          Required Editions

          User Permissions Needed
          To create and manage the Patient Risk Stratification app and set up custom actions in the app: Manage CRM Analytics Templated Apps
          To use the Patient Risk Stratification app: Use CRM Analytics Templated Apps
          The HePatient Risk Stratification dashboard

          Patient Risk Stratification brings your Health Cloud data into CRM Analytics to help you deliver the right level of care management to high-risk patients. The Patient Care Risk Stratification dashboard lets you drill in to a population. You can see risk score, age, number of conditions, and enrollment type for specific population segments. The metrics help you understand risk for your patients and plan the appropriate level of care to assure best-possible treatment outcomes.

          Important
          Important See Create Apps from CRM Analytics Templates: Start Here for general app creation procedures for all CRM Analytics templated apps. The information here provides specifics about creating and using the Patient Risk Stratification app.
          Note
          Note Analytics App and Template functionalities included as a part of CRM Analytics are only available in English.

          Org Requirements

          Your org requires the following before you can create an app from the Patient Risk Stratification template:

          Enable Bulk Actions in the App

          After creating the app, enable bulk actions in the table at the bottom of the Risk Stratification dashboard. Bulk actions let you perform an action on multiple Salesforce records at the same time. In this case, you can send a list of high-risk patients to other Health Cloud users.

          • Click the edit icon The Analytics Studio edit dashboard pencil icon. at the top of the dashboard.
          • Select the table with the list of patients at the bottom of the dashboard.
          • In the Properties panel at right, select Widget.
          • To enable the bulk action, click Show custom action. In the Custom Action Label field, enter a name for the custom action, for example Send List to Health Cloud.Dashboard widget properties panel showing how to enable custom action
          • In the Visualforce Page Name field, enter HcWaveListIntegrationPage. This string refers to a Visualforce page that’s included with the Health Cloud package.
          • Click the Save icon Analtyics dashboard editor save icon at the top of the dashboard, then click the Save button.

          Use Patient Risk Stratification

          Open the app.

          • From the app picker The Lightning Experience app picker, select CRM Analytics Studio to open the CRM Analytics home page.
          • Under Browse in the left column, select All Items.
          • Select the Apps tab, then click your app to open it. If you can’t immediately find it, consult your Salesforce administrator to find out the name they gave it when creating the app.

          The filters along the top of the dashboard let you select criteria for creating a list of high-risk patients. In the example dashboard shown above, you could select Diabetes from the Conditions filter and 60-64 Years Old from the Age Band filter to create a list of 60-to-64-year-old patients with diabetes.

          The visualizations just below the filters change to show data for the selected group of patients as determined by filter selections. Click the Show Details button below each chart to learn more about that group. View the list of patients in the table at the bottom of the dashboard. Click the arrow in the top right corner of the table and select Send to Health Cloud to share the list with others in your org.

          Note
          Note The action is called something different in your org if you gave it a different name. See the section above, Enable Bulk Actions in the App.
           
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