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Case Management
Name
Institution
Course
Instructor
Date
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Case Management
Case management refers to a process in medical care where a health specialist assists a
client develop a plan which fit in and organizes all supportive services essential in maximizing
healthcare as well as psychosocial results (Giardino & De Jesus, 2021). This process aids the
patient navigate a complex collection of services offered by their community (Giardino & De
Jesus, 2021). The following is an evaluation of how case management helps to care for patients
and a recommendation that the case management department should report to me- the chief
nursing executive of a healthcare delivery system- rather than the chief finance officer (CFO).
Case management is an integral part of providing healthcare, and it has become even
more critical in the current climate of tighter budgets and the need for healthcare organizations to
stay in business. Case management's primary goal is to ensure people get cost-friendly and high-
quality care (Hudon et al., 2022). Here, patients are connected with the right clinical services;
thus, the patient receives care in the best setting and speaks up for the patient's needs throughout
their care journey.
Case management gives a unique look at how a patient is cared for and how their health
is doing. This lets case managers find care gaps and coordinate resources so that patients get the
proper care in the most cost-effective way (Hudon et al., 2022). By finding gaps in care ahead of
time, case managers can lower costs related to services that aren't needed or extended hospital
stays and improve patient care.
Case management is also a cost-effective way to manage the care of patients with
complex or long-term illnesses. Case managers can determine the patient's needs, make a care
plan, and coordinate resources to ensure the patient gets the best care possible (Hudon et al.,
Case Management
Name
Institution
Course
Instructor
Date
, 2
Case Management
Case management refers to a process in medical care where a health specialist assists a
client develop a plan which fit in and organizes all supportive services essential in maximizing
healthcare as well as psychosocial results (Giardino & De Jesus, 2021). This process aids the
patient navigate a complex collection of services offered by their community (Giardino & De
Jesus, 2021). The following is an evaluation of how case management helps to care for patients
and a recommendation that the case management department should report to me- the chief
nursing executive of a healthcare delivery system- rather than the chief finance officer (CFO).
Case management is an integral part of providing healthcare, and it has become even
more critical in the current climate of tighter budgets and the need for healthcare organizations to
stay in business. Case management's primary goal is to ensure people get cost-friendly and high-
quality care (Hudon et al., 2022). Here, patients are connected with the right clinical services;
thus, the patient receives care in the best setting and speaks up for the patient's needs throughout
their care journey.
Case management gives a unique look at how a patient is cared for and how their health
is doing. This lets case managers find care gaps and coordinate resources so that patients get the
proper care in the most cost-effective way (Hudon et al., 2022). By finding gaps in care ahead of
time, case managers can lower costs related to services that aren't needed or extended hospital
stays and improve patient care.
Case management is also a cost-effective way to manage the care of patients with
complex or long-term illnesses. Case managers can determine the patient's needs, make a care
plan, and coordinate resources to ensure the patient gets the best care possible (Hudon et al.,
