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The 7 Key Components of an Effective Case Management Methodology
by Scott Wanless
Published: May 3, 2010
This research focuses on developing a methodology for case management that is repeatable, scalable and adjustable to changing environments based on 7 key components. Each component is defined, including details on the value each provides, the business requirements, the people involved, and tools and technologies necessary for support.
The Overlooked Value of Case ManagementCase management is being overlooked as a care delivery framework with the potential to relieve three of the most significant pressures facing hospital leaders – to improve clinical quality, to increase operational efficiency and to improve profitability. Furthermore, case management capabilities are underutilized in the healthcare delivery organizations and areas that need its value the most. The pressure to improve clinical quality is... Login to read the entire study.
About the Author
Scott Wanless -
Scott is a Principal Consultant and Healthcare Business Intelligence Practice Lead for Resource Management Professionals. He has more than 30 years of experience in business intelligence strategic planning, business intelligence application development, business, economic and financial analysis across numerous industries including healthcare providers, payers, laboratory research, insurance, lending, manufacturing, retail and state government. Scott can be reached at scott.wanless@gmail.com.
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