Bloomington Caregivers want to offer its patients remote monitoring to bring data from patient devices into Health Cloud. Which set of records should…

To implement remote patient monitoring in Health Cloud, an administrator must configure the foundational data model to receive and interpret device data. This requires creating records for Units of Measure (e.g., mmHg, lbs), Code Sets (e.g., LOINC, SNOMED) to standardize the type of observation, and Remote Monitoring Device Types to define the devices being used. The actual data points transmitted from these devices are then stored as Care Observations records. This combination of objects provides the complete framework for ingesting and contextualizing remote patient data.

B. Care Episodes represent a period of care for a condition; they are not a foundational component for setting up the data ingestion mechanism for remote monitoring.
C. This option omits Remote Monitoring Device Types, which is a critical object for defining the source devices from which the monitoring data originates.
D. Biometrics and Chart Metrics are not standard Health Cloud objects used for the remote monitoring data model. The correct object for storing readings is Care Observation.

1. Salesforce Health Cloud Developer Guide, "Remote Monitoring". This section details the data model, explaining that the CareObservation object stores patient metrics and has lookup relationships to CodeSet, UnitOfMeasure, and RemoteMonitoringDeviceType. This confirms these objects are essential for the setup.

2. Salesforce Help, "Set Up Remote Monitoring". This administrator documentation outlines the setup process, which includes the explicit steps: "Create Units of Measure," "Create Code Sets," and "Create Remote Monitoring Device Types" before data can be brought in as Care Observation records.

3. Salesforce Health Cloud Data Models, "Care Observation Data Model". The entity-relationship diagram for CareObservation visually confirms its direct relationships with CodeSet, UnitOfMeasure, and RemoteMonitoringDeviceType, illustrating their necessity in defining an observation.