News & Analysis

February 16, 2018
Case Management Monthly

Sexual harassment in Hollywood has gotten much attention recently, but it’s far from the only industry where harassment is a problem. A recent analysis of Equal Employment Opportunity Commission data for 1995 through 2016 showed that some 3,800 hospital employees filed sexual harassment complaints.

February 13, 2018
News & Insights

Historically, the social work profession resisted the change from manual documentation to tem­plate-based tools, but with the growing emphasis on quality and reducing hospital readmissions, social workers need to utilize case management assessments as a way to communicate risk and pertinent patient details. 

February 9, 2018
Case Management Monthly

CMS announced a new voluntary bundled payment model in January called Bundled Payments for Care Improvement Advanced (BPCI Advanced). Bundled payments, like the ones established by BPCI Advanced, are designed to act as a carrot for healthcare organizations by offering them financial incentives to improve patient outcomes, better coordinate patient care, and rein in spending

February 6, 2018
News & Insights

High-risk opioid users are less likely to get a disproportionate quantity of opioid prescriptions from the emergency department than they are at an office visit, according to a recent study in Annals of Emergency Medicine.

February 2, 2018
Case Management Monthly

At the start of 2018, it’s time to take stock of billing compliance risks that may affect your organization in the new year and patch potential holes before they become a problem.

January 31, 2018
News & Insights

How can case managers improve teamwork across the continuum of care?

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