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The Case Management Workbook : Defining the Role of Physicians, Nurses and Case Managers

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Title: The Case Management Workbook : Defining the Role of Physicians, Nurses and Case Managers
Author: Cherilyn G. Murer, Lyndean L. Brick, Michael A. Murer
ISBN: 143982777X / 9781439827772
Format: Soft Cover
Pages: 138
Publisher: Productivity Press
Year: 2011
Availability: In Stock
     
 
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Case management has become one of the most effective means by which a continuum of care functions effectively and efficiently. A complete examination of the application of continuum of care, The Case Management Workbook: Defining the Role of Physicians, Nurses, and Case Managers defines the roles of the case management team and provides an overview of key post acute venues of care. It supplies an overview of the process, its structure, and the responsibility of each member of the team. The book discusses how managing the care of the patient in today’s healthcare environment will take a concerted effort from the entire case management team—not just a handful of case managers.

The authors demonstrate that the case management team includes many more individuals than simply those with the title of case manager. The team must consist of key clinical personnel including the nurse, the physician and the case manager, each of whom have specific roles in case management. The book also highlights the role administration plays in assuring each member of the team is on board with the hospital’s or health system’s goal in assuring the patient is at the right place at the right time in their episode of care.

In the words of the authors, case managers are … the unsung heroes of effective healthcare delivery. They push and they prod, they inform and they educate, they provide valuable information to physicians and families with a common goal—to assure the patient is provided care in the most appropriate venue correlative to the medical resources needed and provided. In their book they explore a key byproduct of an effective case management system— the realization of an effective integrated health system whereby physicians and hospitals are aligned as caretakers of future health resources.

Author's Note
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction : A Genesis of Case Management
About the Authors

Chapter 1 : Who Is Responsible for Case Management?
Chapter 2 : Financial Incentives
Chapter 3 : The Watershed Years of the American Healthcare Delivery System
Chapter 4 : Key Obstacles in Reducing Length of Stay
Chapter 5 : Opportunities for Effective Use of Post Acute Venues
Chapter 6 : Post Acute Venues and Their Roles in the Continuum
Chapter 7 : Case Management at the Epicenter of an Integrated Health System
Chapter 8 : Diagnosis-Related Group Review
Chapter 9 : Meaningful Data
Chapter 10 : Conclusion
Chapter 11 : Examination Questions
Chapter 12 : Class Exercises

Appendix A : Glossary
Appendix B : Acronyms and Abbreviations
Index

 
 
 
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