Configure Sharing Rules for Healthcare Facility Code Set
The search for a
Healthcare
facility uses information in the Codeset field that
is defined on the Code Set Bundle object. Code Set Bundle is a generic object that you can also
use to store information that isn't related to site management. To help the
Site
Management users view only the healthcare facilities
in the codeset, configure the object sharing rules feature on the
Code
Set Bundle object.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Life
Sciences Cloud or Health Cloud
User Permissions Needed
To configure sharing rules for codeset:
Manage Sharing
Before you configure sharing rules, make sure that the healthcare facility codeset has
the code set type set to Healthcare Facility Type.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Sharing Settings and select
it.
Under Sharing Rules, next to the Code Set Sharing Rules,
click New.
Enter the label name and rule name.
Select Based on Criteria as the rule type.
Select Code Set Type as the field.
Select equals as the operator, and enter Healthcare Facility
Type as the value.
In Share with, select Public Groups from the dropdown list,
and select the public group where you want to configure the sharing settings.
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