Managed Care
Practice Strategies for Nursing
- Margaret M. Conger - Criminal Justice Department, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff
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Nursing Administration & Management
Nursing Administration & Management
March 1999 | 304 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
Of all the recent changes in health care, none more dramatically affected both patients and care providers than managed care. Not only has it altered the way we pay for health care, but also it has compelled a change in the way we approach health care, focusing increasingly on preventive care to reduce costs. In this book, the author and her colleagues examine the impact of managed care on nursing as a profession and nurses as individual caregivers.
Managed Care: Practice Strategies for Nursing will serve as an excellent course text on nursing and managed care, as well as a useful introduction and shelf reference for professional nurses at all levels of practice.
PART ONE: MANAGED CARE ENVIRONMENT
Margaret M Conger and JoAnne Woodall
Health Care Reform
Margaret M Conger
Managed Care Organizational Structures
Margaret M Conger
Managed Care Organizational Strategies Used to Achieve Organizational Goals
Margaret M Conger
Nursing Involvement in Quality of Care Issues
Margaret M Conger
Nursing Case Management
PART TWO: NURSING STRATEGIES IN ACUTE-CARE HOSPITALS
Margaret M Conger
Use of Nurse Extenders
Margaret M Conger
Advanced Practice Nurses
Margaret M Conger and JoAnne Woodall
Nurse Case Management
Lisa Brugh
Automated Clinical Pathways in the Patient Record
Pamela Keberlein
Clinical Pathway Outcome Research
PART THREE: NURSING STRATEGIES IN COMMUNITY SETTINGS
Margaret M Conger
Nurse Case Management in Community Settings
Margaret M Conger
Population-Based Nurse Case Management
Margaret M Conger and Carol E Craig
Advanced Practice Nurses as Case Managers
Carol E Craig, Kathy Ingleses and Margaret M Conger
Advanced Practice Roles in Community Settings
Carol E Craig and Margaret M Conger
Advanced Nurse Collaborative Practice in a Primary Care Setting