The effect of case management on U.S. hospitals

Jeffrey P. Harrison; Jo Ann Nolin; Elias Suero

The effect of case management on U.S. hospitals

Jeffrey P. Harrison, Jo Ann Nolin, Elias Suero

Health Administration

University of North Florida

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Abstract

Numerous researchers have demonstrated the benefits of case management programs in the form of the quality, coordination, and cost of care. Here, Harrison et al assess the organizational characteristics, market factors, and profitability of US hospitals operating with a case management model.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	64-70, 55
Number of pages	7
Journal	Nursing Economics
Volume	22
Issue number	2
State	Published - Mar 2004

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Leadership and Management

Keywords

Case management
Nursing
Health maintenance organizations--HMOS
Return on assets
Unemployment
cost control
Accumulated depreciation
Economic conditions
Per capita
Patients
Collaboration
Chronic illnesses
variables
Health services
Emergency medical care
Hospitals

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