Salesforce Health Cloud Developer Guide

Health Cloud Developer Guide
Health Cloud Data Model
Care Management
Program Management
Claims
Clinical Data Model
Code Sets for Diagnosis and Procedure
Electronic Health Records
Health Insurance
Intelligent Appointment Management
Home Health Care
Intelligent Sales
Medication Management
MedicationReconciliation
MedReconRecommendation
MedReconStmtRecommendation
Provider Network Management
Remote Monitoring and Device Registration
Social Determinants
Utilization Management
Benefits Verification Data Model
Identity Verification Data Model
Health Cloud Associated Objects
Health Cloud Fields on Standard Objects
HealthCloudExt Namespace
Creating and Importing Documents
Intelligent Appointment Management
Working With Electronic Health Records
Emergency Response Management
Health Cloud Business APIs
Metadata Types
Health Cloud Custom Metadata Types
Health Cloud Empower Components for Experience Cloud Sites
API End-of-Life
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Medication Management

The Medication Management data model provides objects to enable providers and care coordinators to perform a comprehensive medication reconciliation of their patients’ medication regimen whenever there’s a transition of care. The data model provides objects for managing information on medication reconciliations and medication recommendations added for patients.

You must have the Health Cloud managed package installed in your org to access the clinical data model. To use the Medication Management add-on, you must also have the Health Cloud Medication Reconciliation Add On license, Health Cloud Medication Reconciliation platform license, and Health Cloud Medication Reconciliation user permission set license.

Diagram showing the relationship between objects in the Medication Management data model

The objects in the shaded box are available with the Medication Management Add-On. All other objects for Medication Review and Medication Management are part of the Clinical Data Model.