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The Leader's Guide to Hospital Case Management
by Stefani Daniels, Marianne McHale Ramey
Stefani Daniels
- ISBN-10:
- 0763733547
- ISBN-13:
- 9780763733544
- Pub. Date:
- 05/24/2004
- Publisher:
- Jones & Bartlett Learning
- ISBN-10:
- 0763733547
- ISBN-13:
- 9780763733544
- Pub. Date:
- 05/24/2004
- Publisher:
- Jones & Bartlett Learning
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The Leader's Guide to Hospital Case Management
by Stefani Daniels, Marianne McHale Ramey
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Overview
This text addresses the role of the hospital care manager from a business perspective rather than a nursing perspective. It speaks to the relationship the case manager has with the executive team, managed care contracting office, decision support specialists, as well as medical staff and clinical providers and reveals the value of engaging all of them as allies in pursuit of global objectives on behalf of every stakeholder.
Product Details
ISBN-13: | 9780763733544 |
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Publisher: | Jones & Bartlett Learning |
Publication date: | 05/24/2004 |
Series: | Jones and Bartlett Series in Case Management |
Edition description: | 1E |
Pages: | 329 |
Product dimensions: | 6.02(w) x 9.01(h) x 0.76(d) |
About the Author
Phoenix Medical Management, Inc.
Phoenix Medical Management, Inc.
Phoenix Medical Management, Inc.
Table of Contents
Foreword | xi | |
Preface | xiii | |
Acknowledgements | xv | |
Contributors | xvii | |
About This Book | xix | |
Part 1 | The Healthcare Environment | |
1 | Background and Business | 3 |
Introduction | 3 | |
Shift Happens: Trends and Issues | 4 | |
Healthcare Economics and the Hospital Case Manager | 4 | |
Factors Driving Costs | 6 | |
Impact on Hospital Finances | 11 | |
Managed Care Today | 12 | |
Evolution of Hospital Reimbursement | 15 | |
Reimbursement Methodologies | 17 | |
Case Rates | 17 | |
Discount from Charges | 17 | |
Per Diem | 18 | |
Capitation | 19 | |
Physician Reimbursement | 19 | |
Capitation | 19 | |
Resource-Based Relative Value System | 20 | |
Customary, Prevailing, and Reasonable Charges | 21 | |
The Balanced Budget Act of 1997 | 21 | |
Ambulatory Payment Classifications | 22 | |
Rehabilitation Reimbursement | 22 | |
Point-of-Care Information on Reimbursement | 23 | |
References | 28 | |
Contributor's Commentary | 29 | |
2 | Compliance and Regulatory Issues | 32 |
Introduction | 32 | |
Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations | 33 | |
Standards Relevant to Case Management | 35 | |
Interdisciplinary Coordination | 37 | |
Case Management Grand Rounds | 37 | |
Discharge Standards | 39 | |
Screening Options | 40 | |
External Recommendations | 41 | |
Fraud and Abuse | 42 | |
Implications for Hospital Case Management | 43 | |
National Committee on Quality Assurance | 44 | |
Implications for Hospital Case Management | 44 | |
Payer Contracts | 45 | |
The Leapfrog Group | 46 | |
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 | 47 | |
Implications for Hospital Case Management | 48 | |
References | 50 | |
Contributor's Commentary | 50 | |
3 | Readiness for Case Management | 52 |
Introduction | 52 | |
What's so Special about the Hospital Venue? | 53 | |
Program Designation: The Accidental Clinician | 54 | |
Congruency | 54 | |
Leverage | 55 | |
Environmental Assumptions | 56 | |
The Customer Connection | 57 | |
The Physician Customer | 58 | |
Creating the Physician-Case Manager Partnership | 60 | |
Some Practical Pointers | 62 | |
Forces for Change and When to Change | 64 | |
SWOT for Improvement | 64 | |
The Challenge of Change | 66 | |
Change and Transition Models | 68 | |
Finding Your Allies | 69 | |
Aligning Disparate Perceptions | 73 | |
The Visioning Process | 74 | |
Establish Goals | 76 | |
Why Program Intent and Goals Are Important | 76 | |
References | 77 | |
Contributor's Commentary | 78 | |
Part 2 | Practice Framework | |
4 | Moving in the Right Direction | 83 |
Introduction | 83 | |
Organizational Culture | 84 | |
Linking Vision and Framework | 85 | |
The "Sacred Whats" | 89 | |
Case Management Definitions | 92 | |
Strategic Direction | 94 | |
Hospital Case Management Models | 94 | |
A Schematic Model | 97 | |
Organizational Alignment | 98 | |
Vertical Alignment | 99 | |
Lateral Relationships | 100 | |
References | 100 | |
Contributor's Commentary | 101 | |
5 | Map for Action | 104 |
Introduction | 104 | |
Role and Performance Expectations | 105 | |
The Savvy Case Manager | 105 | |
Background Preparation | 107 | |
The Primary Roles of the Hospital Case Manager | 108 | |
Job Descriptions | 109 | |
Competency-Based Performance Appraisal | 115 | |
Integrating Job Descriptions and Competencies | 116 | |
Accountability and Responsibility | 116 | |
Salary Determination | 121 | |
Case Manager Certification | 122 | |
Training and Continuing Education | 124 | |
Curriculum Modules | 125 | |
Reinforcement, Refreshers, and Reminders | 125 | |
Assigning, Staffing, and Scheduling | 130 | |
Case Manager Assignment | 130 | |
Staff Allocation | 133 | |
Staffing Patterns and Scheduling | 134 | |
Support Staff | 136 | |
The Case Manager and the Social Worker | 137 | |
Case Finding | 139 | |
Documenting Case Management Activities | 143 | |
References | 144 | |
Contributor's Commentary | 145 | |
6 | Building a Case Management Team | 147 |
Introduction | 147 | |
Team Characteristics | 148 | |
Building a Cohesive Case Management Team | 149 | |
Team Building Strategies | 150 | |
Critical Thinking Skills | 152 | |
A Commitment to Collaboration | 156 | |
The Essential Teammate: The Social Worker | 156 | |
The Medical Advisor | 159 | |
Interdisciplinary Teams | 161 | |
Daily Interdisciplinary Meetings | 161 | |
Coordination of Care Committees | 162 | |
Collaborative Physician Partnerships | 163 | |
Leading the Team | 165 | |
Managing the Program | 166 | |
Public Relations Specialist | 167 | |
Reaching Decision Makers | 169 | |
Managing the Case Managers | 170 | |
The Team and the Future | 171 | |
References | 171 | |
Contributor's Commentary | 172 | |
Part 3 | Operations and Management | |
7 | Clinical Management Initiatives | 177 |
Introduction | 177 | |
Clinical Protocols and Evidence-Based Medicine | 177 | |
Variations on the Theme of Clinical Pathways | 178 | |
Evidence-Based Medicine | 179 | |
Protocols and Case Management | 180 | |
On-Line Protocols | 181 | |
Designing Protocols | 182 | |
Practice Variations and the Dartmouth Atlas | 183 | |
More is Not Better | 185 | |
Real-Time Collaboration | 185 | |
Performance Profiling | 187 | |
"Show Me the Facts and Spare Me the Opinions" | 188 | |
The Anticipated Challenge | 192 | |
Crossing the Continuum | 195 | |
Access to Care | 195 | |
The Emergency Department Case Manager | 196 | |
The Face Sheet Factor | 197 | |
The Acute Care Episode | 198 | |
Discharge Planning | 205 | |
Interdisciplinary Involvement | 207 | |
Extending Beyond the Boundaries | 208 | |
References | 210 | |
Contributor's Commentary | 213 | |
Contributor's Commentary | 214 | |
8 | Resource Management Initiatives | 217 |
Introduction | 217 | |
Utilization Review | 218 | |
Contractual UR | 219 | |
PRO Scope of Work | 220 | |
State Licensing Requirements | 220 | |
The Typical UR Process | 222 | |
Transition to Resource Management | 228 | |
"The Hospital is No Place to Be if You Are Seriously Ill" | 228 | |
Resource Management Initiatives | 230 | |
Appropriateness of the Service | 230 | |
Efficiency of the Service Delivery | 232 | |
Doctors, Documentation, DRGS, and Dollars | 242 | |
Point-of-Care Documentation Improvement | 244 | |
Documentation Support Options | 244 | |
Case Management Documentation Support | 245 | |
Using Documentation Tools | 247 | |
Reimbursement Mechanisms | 250 | |
References | 253 | |
Contributor's Commentary | 254 | |
9 | Putting the Pieces Together | 257 |
Introduction | 257 | |
Developing the Strategic Plan | 258 | |
Write It Down | 259 | |
The Operational Plan | 260 | |
Timelines | 261 | |
Case Management Software Applications | 266 | |
Decision Support Technology | 271 | |
Professional Responsibilities | 273 | |
Accountability | 273 | |
Responsibility | 276 | |
Ethical Behavior | 277 | |
The Legal Landscape | 277 | |
Client Consent | 278 | |
Confidentiality and Privacy | 278 | |
Patient Rights | 279 | |
Denial of Service | 281 | |
Legal Exposure | 281 | |
Respondeat Superior Is Not Enough | 282 | |
References | 283 | |
Contributor's Commentary | 284 | |
10 | Case Management Program Outcomes | 288 |
Introduction | 288 | |
What Are Outcomes? | 289 | |
Outcomes and Productivity | 291 | |
What to Measure? | 291 | |
Clinical Outcomes | 293 | |
Cost Outcomes | 294 | |
Revenue Outcomes | 294 | |
Value Outcomes | 295 | |
A Framework of Outcome Measures | 296 | |
Framework Models | 297 | |
From Framework to Format | 300 | |
Managing for Value | 301 | |
Turning Data Into Information | 303 | |
Death by Data | 306 | |
The Slavish Focus on Length of Stay | 307 | |
Return on Investment | 309 | |
National Outcome Initiatives | 311 | |
References | 312 | |
Contributor's Commentary | 313 | |
Index | 317 |
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