Case Mgmt Nursing

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Care coordination, utilization, CCM/ACM prep. Find your gaps in minutes, then follow a personalized 90-day path built for case management nurses.

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240
Case Mgmt lessons
90
day learning path
10
competencies graded

What your Case Mgmt 90-day path covers

  • ✓What a case manager is: the role, the credential and the day
  • ✓The case management process: assessment, planning, coordination, advocacy
  • ✓Care coordination and continuity: holding the plan together across settings
  • ✓Communication and collaboration across settings
  • ✓Patient and family education: teaching for the week after discharge
  • ✓Discharge planning and transitions of care: the seventy-two hours around the move
  • ✓Documentation and the legal and ethical frame: the record that carries the plan
  • ✓Technology in case management: the record, the exchange and the monitor
  • ✓Utilization review and authorization: writing to the criteria
  • ✓Insurance and reimbursement principles: how care is paid for
  • ✓Insurance navigation and prior authorization: getting to yes
  • ✓Case management for cardiac patients: heart failure, coronary disease and the thirty days after
  • ✓Case management for respiratory conditions: COPD, asthma and the home that breathes
  • ✓Case management for diabetes and endocrine disorders: insulin, access and the four examinations
  • ✓Case management for chronic kidney disease: the slope, the access and the choice
  • ✓Case management for behavioral health and addiction: the system that is not one system
  • ✓Case management for oncology patients: treatment, transitions and the conversation
  • ✓Case management for older adults: function, frailty and the home
  • ✓Case management for vulnerable populations: homelessness, poverty and substance use
  • ✓Complex medical cases: multimorbidity, palliative care and the plan that holds
  • ✓Hospital-based case management: length of stay, throughput and the safe discharge
  • ✓Home health and community-based case management: the plan in the place it has to work
  • ✓Managed care organization case management: the member, the benefit and the year
  • ✓Workers' compensation case management: the injury, the claim and the return to work
  • ✓Disease management programs: designing the program that reaches the people who need it
  • ✓Population health management: risk, attribution and the systems that keep a population well
  • ✓Data analysis and program evaluation: knowing whether the program worked
  • ✓Telehealth in case management: reach, monitoring and the limits of the screen
  • ✓Outcome measurement and quality improvement: measures that mean something and changes that stick
  • ✓Cost-benefit analysis and resource allocation: spending the caseload where it changes the outcome
  • ✓Social determinants of health and community resources: the plan that includes the rent
  • ✓Ethical dilemmas in case management: when the patient, the payer and the plan disagree
  • ✓Cultural competence and humility: the plan that fits the person's world
  • ✓Advocacy and systems navigation: getting the patient what the system owes them
  • ✓Psychosocial assessment and mental health integration: the whole person in the plan
  • ✓Leadership and professional development: growing in the role and growing the role
  • ✓Conflict resolution and difficult conversations: saying the hard thing well
  • ✓Interdisciplinary care teams: running the team that runs the plan
  • ✓Caseload and time management: doing the right work for forty patients
  • ✓Certification preparation and practice examination: the CCM and ACM, and how to pass them

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Before you study anything, AscendRN's gap analysis shows you exactly where you stand across the ten competencies that matter for case management — patient assessment, pharmacology, prioritization, and more. You find your gaps here, in minutes, instead of at the bedside. Then your path adapts to close them.

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