The Miami Channeling Program: Case Management and Cost Control

Humphreys, Donald W.; Mason, R I; Guthrie, Mary; Liem, Charles; Stern, Elliot J.

doi:10.1016/s0097-5990(16)30209-3

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“…The home benefits include home health nursing, physical therapy, house cleaning, respite, nutritional supplements, transportation, and case management. This program differs from the Medicaid Channeling Project by the inclusion of the medical benefits 24 . The medical benefits of this program include all physician, dental, hospital, emergency room, and laboratory services.…”

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Case Management in Long-Term Care: New Directions for Professional Nursing

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Case management can be a highly successful model to deal with issues of cost effectiveness, accountability, and quality care. Continuity of care is a guaranteed benefit of the case management model. Case management is a centralized or structured system whose standard is not set by those performing less effectively. Case management offers autonomy, empowerment, and positive patient care outcomes. These are magnet issues in the retention of staff nurses. The case management method of primary nursing allows for a reduction in the need for professional nurse staff.

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The Miami Channeling Program: Case Management and Cost Control

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Inappropriate Medication Prescribing in Homebound Older Adults

Inappropriate Medication Prescribing in Homebound Older Adults

A Comparison of Hospital and Community Case Management Programs for Persons With AIDS

Case Management in Long-Term Care: New Directions for Professional Nursing

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