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Make advocacy and quality the focus of a comprehensive case management program
Case Management Monthly, November 1, 2008
If your case management program is like most, it focuses mainly on utilization review and discharge planning. Stefani Daniels, RN, MSNA, CMAC, ACM, says many case managers are getting bogged down by these duties and losing focus of what case management is really about: patient advocacy.
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