Health Cloud Administration
jConfigure Field-Level Security for Integrated Care Management
To let your users create care plans, you need to give them access to certain fields that
are disabled by default for most user profiles.
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Available in: Lightning Experience Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health Cloud |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To modify objects | Health Cloud admin |
Here’s the list of fields you need to manually grant your users access to.
| Object | Field |
|---|---|
| Action Plan | Name |
| Status | |
| Care Barrier | Care Barrier Type |
| Name | |
| Patient | |
| Problem Definition | |
| Status | |
| Goal Assignment | Description |
| Goal Assignee | |
| Goal Definition | |
| Parent Record | |
| Priority | |
| Health Condition | Patient |
| Problem Definition | |
| Problem Name |
Let’s walk through how you’d configure field-level security for the Problem Definition field in Health Condition.
- In Setup, go to Object Manager.
- Find and select Action Plan.
- Click Fields & Relationships and click Name.
- Click Set Field-Level Security.
- Ensure that the field-level security is set to Visible for the user profiles that create care plans.
- Save your changes.
That’s it; you’ve configured field-level security for the Problem Definition field in Health Condition. Now, repeat these steps for all the fields mentioned in the table.