Explanation:

B is correct because creating a new record for the HCBenVerConnect custom setting is required to access the Benefit Verification component in Health Cloud. The HCBenVerConnect custom setting stores the configuration details for the connection to the external benefit service that provides the patient’s insurance coverage information.

D is correct because creating a named credential to support authenticated callouts is required to access the Benefit Verification component in Health Cloud. A named credential specifies the URL of the external benefit service and the authentication protocol and credentials to use for callouts to that service.

Explanation:

According to the Health Cloud Implementation Guide, the two steps that need to be taken during the set-up process for Utilization Management are:

Install the Health Cloud Care Request Extensions unmanaged package. This package contains custom objects, fields, layouts, tabs, and components for Utilization Management.

Assign the Health Cloud Permission Set License and the Health Cloud Platform Permission Set License to Salesforce Lightning users. These licenses enable access to Health Cloud features and functionalities for Lightning Experience. Assigning the Health Cloud Permission Set License and Health Cloud Platform Permission Set License to Salesforce Classic users is not necessary for Utilization Management. Installing the Utilization Management Extensions is not a valid step for Utilization Management.

Explanation:

To enable care providers to conduct video visits with patients and capture socioeconomic factors that impact their care, a consultant should recommend the Telehealth capability in Health Cloud. Telehealth allows care providers to connect with patients through video calls, chat messages, and surveys within Health Cloud. Telehealth also enables care providers to collect and analyze social determinants of health (SDOH) data from patients using assessments and surveys3. Telehealth helps improve patient engagement, satisfaction, and outcomes by providing convenient and personalized care. Integrated Care Management, Intelligent Appointment Management, or Virtual Care are not capabilities that can fulfill this use case.

Explanation:

The three steps that the administrator should take as part of the org setup to enable Assessments are enabling Discovery Framework in Setup, adding the Assessment component to the Patient page, and enabling users to view and complete Assessments.

Discovery Framework is a feature that allows the administrator to create and manage assessments in Health Cloud. The Assessment component is a Lightning component that displays the assessments assigned to a patient on their record page. Enabling users to view and complete Assessments requires assigning them the appropriate permission sets and page layouts.

Explanation:

The FHIR R4 Patient API is a Health Cloud feature that allows users to create, update, and query patient data in Salesforce using the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standard1. FHIR is a widely adopted standard for exchanging healthcare information electronically2. By using the FHIR R4 Patient API, Bloomington Caregivers can make their patient clinical data available to the external payer in a cost-effective and interoperable way, without requiring any custom development or third-party tools. The FHIR R4 Patient API supports the US Core Patient profile, which defines the minimum set of data elements for exchanging patient information3.