Permission Sets for Patient Program Outcome Management Users
To get started with Patient Program Outcome Management, assign permission sets to your
user profiles based on their required level of access.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health Cloud
or Life Sciences Cloud, and Einstein GPT Platform and Einstein GPT Prompt Builder
Add-On licenses
Here are the list of permission sets used in Patient Program Outcome Management.
Permission Set Name
Purpose
Access Patient Support Programs as a Case Agent
Give patient services reps access to patient support programs.
Access Patient Support Programs as a Program Lead
Give program leads access to patient support programs.
Access Patient Support Programs Using Einstein
Expose patient support programs powered by Einstein generative AI.
Context Service Admin
Enables the user to perform CRUD operations on context entities/objects.
Context Service Runtime
Enables the user to perform read operation on context entities/objects.
Health Cloud Foundation
Assigns read access to additional Health Cloud platform capabilities.
Health Cloud Starter
Provides access to Health Cloud Starter features.
Patient Program Outcome Management
Provides access to patient program outcomes and its related functionalities.
Prompt Template Manager
Manage prompt templates using Prompt Builder and run them using generative AI
features.
Prompt Template User
Run prompt templates using generative AI features.
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