Which three steps should the administrator take to ensure all Tasks identify the role ‘Care Consultant’?

A Health Cloud administrator working on a Care Coordination project needs to change the role name ‘Care Coordinator’ to ‘Care Consultant’ to match the organizations nomenclature.

Which three steps should the administrator take to ensure all Tasks identify the role ‘Care Consultant’? (Choose three.)
A . Create an ETL script to update the previously assigned To picklist values of Tasks created in the past.
B . Update/Add the organization roles in the CarePlan_Role_Patient key:value pair in Health Cloud Setting.
C . Update the organization roles in the CarePlan_Role_Care_Coordinator key:value pair in Health Cloud Setting.
D . Update the Care Plan Record Type custom metadata type to reflect the care coordination processes specific to the Care Coordinators.
E . Update the corresponding roles in the Assigned To picklist for the Care Plan Template Task object.

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Answer: B, C, E

Explanation:

According to the Health Cloud Implementation Guide, the three steps that an administrator should take to ensure all tasks identify the role ‘Care Consultant’ are:

Update/Add the organization roles in the CarePlan_Role_Patient key:value pair in Health Cloud Setting. This step allows the administrator to define or modify the roles that are available for assigning tasks to patients.

Update the organization roles in the CarePlan_Role_Care_Coordinator key:value pair in Health Cloud Setting. This step allows the administrator to define or modify the roles that are available for assigning tasks to care coordinators.

Update the corresponding roles in the Assigned To picklist for the Care Plan Template Task object. This step allows the administrator to update the values in the picklist field that determines who is responsible for completing a task in a care plan template. Creating an ETL script to update the previously assigned To picklist values of Tasks created in the past is not a recommended step, as it can introduce errors and data loss. Updating the Care Plan Record Type custom metadata type to reflect the care coordination processes specific to the Care Coordinators is not a relevant step for changing the role name.