@article{6c96f128dcd044a190ace48f6274966c,
title = "The effect of case management on U.S. hospitals",
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.",
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",
author = "Harrison, {Jeffrey P.} and Nolin, {Jo Ann} and Elias Suero",
note = "Harrison, J. P., Nolin, J., & Suero, E. (2004). The effect of case management on U.S. hospitals. Nursing Economics, 22(2), 64-70, 55.",
year = "2004",
month = mar,
language = "English",
volume = "22",
pages = "64--70, 55",
journal = "Nursing Economics",
issn = "0746-1739",
number = "2",
}