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The Case Manager´s Training Manual

por Plocher, David W. ; Metzger, Patricia L.

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Formato: Tapa dura (Hardcover)
Editorial: Jones & Bartlett Pub
Tema: MEDICAL / Hospital Administration & Care
Tags: Hospitals, Case management services, Handbooks, manuals, etc, Managed care plans (Medical care)
Idioma: Inglés
Páginas: 320
Peso: 749.1 gramos
Estado: Nuevo
ISBN: 0834219301
ISBN 13: 9780834219304
US$ 29,82
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Resumen del libro
Publisher Summary 1
Overviews the structure of the field and presents a step-by-step training manual on daily case management workflow. Member risk assessment, the role of the community-based case manager, and disease management are discussed within the context of case management. Chapters are in sections on fundamentals, utilization management, documentation and measurement, transition from discharge planning to community-based case management, information technology support for case managers, and case management redesign models from medical centers. Appendices offer job descriptions, standards, and guidelines. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
 


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Contributors xi
Preface xiii
PART I---THE FUNDAMENTALS 1(38)
Organizational Structure of Case Management Programs
3(26)
Patricia L. Metzger
Carol L. Belmont
Form and Function
4(1)
Key Considerations
5(1)
Roles and Responsibilities
6(5)
Case Management Models
11(5)
Organizational Structure and Reporting
16(5)
Job Descriptions
21(8)
Recruiting Case Managers
29(10)
Patricia L. Metzger
Case Manager Roles and Responsibilities
30(1)
Key Characteristics
30(2)
To Grandfather or Not To Grandfather
32(3)
Staff Qualifications and Credentials
35(2)
Performance Evaluation
37(2)
PART II---GUIDE TO UTILIZATION MANAGEMENT 39(96)
What Every Case Manager Should Know about Managed Care
41(10)
Leslie A. McGregor
The Rules of the Game
41(2)
Using the Rules To Facilitate Patient Care
43(3)
Discharge Planning upon Admission
46(1)
Health Care Team Conferences
47(1)
Ensuring That Coverage Requirements Are Met
47(1)
Inpatient Decision Points
47(1)
Changing Rules
48(1)
What Managed Care Has Provided for Us
48(3)
Understanding Utilization Management
51(12)
Cindy J. Urbancic
Leslie A. McGregor
Utilization Review versus UM
52(1)
The Role of Standards and Clinical Criteria in UM
52(4)
Infrastructure Elements To Support UM Activities
56(1)
The UM Process in the Inpatient Setting
57(3)
Collaboration with the Physician
60(1)
The Physician Advisor Role
61(1)
Integration of UM and Care Facilitation
62(1)
Understanding Chart Review
63(8)
Patricia L. Metzger
Dale H. Metzger II
Initial Review
64(1)
Concurrent, Continued Stay Review
65(3)
Retrospective Review
68(3)
Denial Management and Related Care Coordination
71(10)
Cindy. J. Urbancic
James D. Witt
Types of Denials
72(1)
Components of an Effective Denial Management Protocol
73(6)
Denial Management and the Contracting Process
79(1)
The Role of the Case Manager in the Denial Management Process
79(2)
Physician Partnering and the Case Manager's Role in Conflict Mediation
81(14)
David W. Plocher
James D. Witt
Building Skills To Manage Conflict
82(2)
Identifying Each Stakeholder's High-Priority Interests
84(2)
Assessing and Improving Conflict Management Skills
86(1)
Establishing Effective Partnerships between Physicians and Case Managers
87(5)
The Case Manager as a Clinical Expert and Staff Development Resource
92(1)
Meeting the Collaborative Practice Challenge
93(2)
Patient Rights and Effective Communication Techniques
95(14)
Darlene D. Dymond
The Role of the Case Manager in Addressing Patient Rights
95(8)
Legal Implications Associated with Care Facilitation and Discharge Planning
103(2)
The Impact of Specific Communication Styles on Managing and Facilitating Care
105(4)
Regulator Impact on Daily Work Flow
109(26)
Judith M. Wilczewski
Medicare and Medicaid
110(5)
Eligibility, Enrollment, and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Information
115(4)
Differentiation of Traditional versus Managed Medicare/Medicaid
119(1)
Review Requirements
120(2)
Hospital-Issued Notices of Noncoverage (HINN)
122(1)
Denial and Appeal Process
123(1)
Observation Status
123(2)
Ensuring Quality
125(2)
Fraud and Abuse
127(1)
Implications of the BBA of 1997
128(7)
PART III---DOCUMENTATION AND MEASUREMENT 135(44)
The Role of the Case Manager in Hospital Preparation for Joint Commission Accreditation
137(24)
Nancy H. Fullerton
Mary Ellen Kripp
Getting Started
138(2)
The Mock Survey
140(1)
Conclusion
140(2)
Joint Commission Standards Related to Case Management
142(19)
The Case Manager as a Facilitator of Accurate Medical Record Documentation
161(18)
June M. Laing
The Medical Record as a Medical Document
162(1)
The Medical Record as a Confidential Legal Document
162(1)
Medical Record Ownership and Responsibility
162(1)
Statistics
162(1)
The PPS
162(7)
The Business of Achieving Accurate, Through, Consistent Documentation
169(4)
Guidelines for the Selection of a Principal Diagnosis
173(6)
PART IV---TRANSITION FROM DISCHARGE PLANNING TO COMMUNITY-BASED CASE MANAGEMENT 179(72)
Transition Planning (Discharge Planning)
181(10)
Sara Atwell
Driving Forces That Have Influenced Transition Planning
182(1)
What Is Transition Planning?
182(1)
Purpose, Goals, and Objectives of the Transition Plan
183(1)
The Transition Planning Process
183(1)
Formulating the Transition Plan
184(4)
Roles of the Case Management Team
188(2)
Conclusion
190(1)
Postacute Services
191(10)
Sara Atwell
Postacute Admission Criteria
193(6)
Hospital Transfer Rule
199(2)
Home Health Care
201(16)
Peggy H. Rodebush
Laura L. Waltrip
G. David Baker
What of Home Care?
202(1)
History of Home Care
202(1)
Indicators and Predictors of Home Care Demand
203(4)
Home Care Services and Disciplines
207(1)
Home Care Providers
208(2)
Regulations Guiding Home Care
210(1)
Financing Home Care Services
211(3)
Recent Legislation and Regulatory Issues Affecting Home Care
214(1)
Measuring Quality in Home Care Services
215(1)
Examples of Advanced Clinical Practices in Home Care
215(2)
Hospice and End-of-Life Care
217(14)
Anne C. Dye
Peggy H. Rodebush
Geri Hempel
Medical Management and End-of-Life Care
217(3)
The Basics of Hospice Care
220(1)
Financing and Reimbursement
221(1)
Size of the U.S. Hospice Industry
222(1)
Major Policy Issues
223(2)
Service Models
225(1)
Hospice Cost and Staffing
226(1)
Specialty Programs
227(1)
Future Integration and Affiliation Strategies
228(3)
Community-Based Case Management
231(12)
Sharon E. Brodeur
Incentives To Establish Community Case Management
232(1)
Definition
232(3)
Components of Community Case Management
235(3)
Providing Case Management
238(2)
Primary Disease and Demand Management Initiatives
240(3)
Communications between the Hospital-Based Case Manager and the Payer
243(8)
Barbara Gray
Kathryn W. Bradshaw
What Information To Communicate
244(4)
Negotiations
248(1)
Making It Work
249(2)
PART V---INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT FOR CASE MANAGERS 251(20)
The Case Manager's Guide to Hospital Cost Accounting Systems
253(12)
Timothy J. Rowell
David W. Plocher
Cost Accounting Concepts and What a Case Manager Should Know about Them
254(4)
A Case Manager's Use of a Hospital's Cost Accounting System
258(3)
Words of Advice in Using Cost Accounting Information
261(4)
Decision Support for Case Managers
265(6)
Magdalen M. Hunssinger
Carole Neff
Source Data
265(1)
Data Mining
266(1)
Types of Decision Support Systems
267(3)
Today's Technology
270(1)
PART VI---MODELS FROM MEDICAL CENTERS REDESIGNING CASE MANAGEMENT 271(26)
Rapid Design
273(10)
David W. Plocher
Kathleen L. Meredith
Hilary M. Lawn
Evolution of Rapid Design
273(1)
The Accelerated Solutions Methodology
274(1)
Indications for Use in Care Management
275(1)
Case Management Infrastructure Case Study
275(8)
Improving the Care of Complex Populations: A Case Study in Clinical Redesign of Patients with Acute Myocardial Infarction
283(4)
Nancy L. Brennan
Initial Buy-In
283(1)
Identification of Areas Needing Improvement
283(1)
Data Collection and Analysis
284(1)
Design Group Agenda
284(1)
Actual Design Session
285(1)
Probable Cost Savings
286(1)
Implementation
286(1)
Improving the Care of Complex Populations: A Case Study in Clinical Redesign on Extremely Immature Neonates
287(6)
David W. Plocher
Lana S. Peters
Initial Buy-In
287(1)
Identification of Areas Needing Improvement
288(1)
Data Collection and Analysis
288(1)
Design Group Agenda
289(1)
Actual Design Session
289(1)
Probable Cost Savings
289(1)
Implementation
289(4)
Improving the Care of Complex Populations: A Case Study in Clinical Redesign on a Trauma Service
293(4)
Wendy L. Wilson
Initial Buy-In
293(1)
Identification of Areas Needing Improvement
294(1)
Data Collection and Analysis
294(1)
Design Group Agenda
295(1)
Actual Design Session
295(1)
Probable Cost Savings
295(1)
Implementation
296(1)
Glossary 297(8)
Sources 305(2)
Index 307


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