Health-Cloud-Accredited-Professional Practice Test
Salesforce Spring 25 Release 228 Questions
An insurance organization wants to be able to track specialties and sub-specialties related to practitioner to use in provider search. Which would they store these relationships? (Choose three).
A. Care provider facility specialty
B. Healthcare provider specialty
C. Care Taxonomy
D. Healthcare provider Taxonomy
E. Care specialty
A. Care provider facility specialty B. Healthcare provider specialty D. Healthcare provider Taxonomy
Explanation:
✅ A. Care Provider Facility Specialty (or "Healthcare Practitioner Facility Specialty" in some orgs)
Purpose: Links specialties to specific practice locations (e.g., Dr. Smith performs surgeries at Hospital A but not Hospital B).
Use Case: Filters providers by specialty and location.
✅ B. Healthcare Provider Specialty
Purpose: Tracks a provider's specialties (e.g., Cardiology, Pediatrics) and their associated:
Facilities (where they practice)
Certifications (board-approved specialties)
Use Case: Powers filters like "Find a Cardiologist."
✅ D. Healthcare Provider Taxonomy
Purpose: Stores hierarchical specialty classifications (e.g., "Cardiology → Interventional Cardiology") using:
NUCC Taxonomy codes (U.S. standard)
Sub-specialty relationships (parent-child mappings)
Use Case: Enables searches like "Find a Pediatric Oncologist."
Why Not the Others?
❌ C. Care Taxonomy – Not a standard Health Cloud object.
❌ E. Care Specialty – Generic term; not a specific object.