Case Management Monthly, June 2008
Case Management Monthly, June 1, 2008
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Inside:
Steps for starting an ED case management program
Technology helps case managers avoid burnout
Case managers can make a difference in improved coding
States battling Medicaid costs may have a friend in DM
Directing a system offers different challenges, benefits
Two strategies for dealing with the uninsured
CMM Continuing Education Quiz (PDF only)
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