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Instituting care plans that go beyond the four walls of the acute care setting is not without its challenges
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While longitudinal care plans may help with achieving seamless care delivery and transitions, case managers may still come up against opposition such as: - Entity-based regulatory requirements
- Department-focused budgets
- Lack of shared outcomes—Some organizations may feel that once patients have left the facility, they’re no longer a concern
- Potentially conflicting payer models putting your facility at risk for diminished revenue
- Impersonal care—the constant risk of merely processing patients rather than caring for them
- Rote thinking—staff members performing lists of tasks rather than using critical thinking and prediction
Learn the strategies and methods to overcome these obstacles and more with Longitudinal Care Plans in Case Management: Coordination of Integrated Delivery Systems.
With this book, you’ll get practical advice on patient and family engagement, strategies for partnering with payer case managers and utilization review, definitions of roles, and road maps for those involved in case management. |
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