Incentives can help motivate your department
Case Management Insider, December 8, 2015
Looking for ways to inspire your case managers and encourage them to meet goals? Give them a reason to put in that extra effort with an incentive program, says June Stark, RN, BSN, MEd, senior director of care coordination at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center-Steward Healthcare in Boston.
Even the addition of small prizes, such as gift cards to a local coffee shop or donated tickets to a sporting event can help spur on progress.
Check out the January 2016 issue of Case Management Monthly to find other bright ideas on how to get your case management department on the right track.
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