Which actions are necessary to limit a SmartSet section for pediatric patients under age 10?

Creating and linking a BPA (Best Practice Advisories) Criteria record along with a SmartSet Base record is essential to ensure that specific clinical guidelines or prompts are tailored for pediatric patients under age 10. By using a BPA criteria record, you establish parameters that can guide the use of the SmartSet in a way that is appropriate for this patient population. This means that when the SmartSet is utilized, the system can actively check if the patient’s age meets the criteria set and then limit or highlight the options available within the SmartSet accordingly.

Linking the BPA Criteria with the SmartSet Base record not only allows for compliance with clinical protocols but also enhances the user experience by ensuring that clinicians are not overwhelmed with irrelevant clinical options for patients who do not fall within the designated age group. This tailored approach is vital to improving care quality and adherence to pediatric treatment standards.

While options like creating only a SmartSet Base record or altering user permissions might restrict access in some cases, they do not specifically address the clinical appropriateness of the SmartSet’s contents for pediatric patients. Renaming the SmartSet section doesn't impact its functionality in terms of clinical guidelines or patient age limitations. Thus, the most comprehensive and effective way to limit a SmartSet section effectively for the