Evaluation of Individual Learning Objectives

Bedside Case Management

 

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To assess the effectiveness of the course material, we ask that you evaluate your achievement of each learning objective on a scale of A to D (A=excellent, B=good, C=fair, D=unsatisfactory). Please indicate your responses next to each learning objective and submit it as part of the course assignment.

 

  1. Determine if case management is a new model for the delivery of patient care.

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  1. Discuss the evolvement of case management.

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  1. Explain why the coordination of public services was set up.

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  1. Recognize what the community service focus centered on.

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  1. Discuss why the United States Public health Service designed an early case management system.

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  1. Identify the act that made funds available in the mid 1930s for the provision of meeting individual client health care needs.

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  1. Name the movement that had a major impact on the refinement of case management.

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  1. Recognize when the term 'case management" first emerged in social welfare literature and practice.

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  1. Relate why Diagnosis Related Groups (DRGs) were set up.

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10.  Explain what form of nursing case management emerged in the mid 1980s to deal with restraints imposed by DRGs and third party payer resource conservation requirements.

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11.  Discern whether managed care is a new concept.

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12.  Discuss what DRGs were designed to do.

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13.  Explain what the initial focus of the insurance industry was in the mid 1980s.

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14.  Define capitation.

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15.  Identify what the focus of health care is now.

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16.  Discuss how health care institutions survive.

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17.  Relate how the cost for technology is paid for.

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18.  Compare lengths of stay with patient acuities.

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19.  Determine how duplication and fragmentation of health care services are influenced by the changing health care delivery system of the 1990s.

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20.  Recognize what the viability of health care institutions relies on.

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21.  Report what health care administrators have to do with finite resources in a limited reimbursement climate.

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22.  Define the goal of third party payer managed care.

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23.   Discuss what a primary care physician in a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) is frequently charged with.

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24.  List the five HMO models.

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25.  Summarize the Individual Practice Associations' (IPAs) policy on reimbursement for health care services performed by non-member providers.

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26.  Report why physicians and health care facilitators enter Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) health care contracts.

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27.  Validate why Point of Service (POS) plans use financial incentives.

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28.  Discuss one of the premises of unit based managed care.

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29.  Recognize what critical pathways are used for in unit based managed care.

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30.  Discuss utilization management with regard to to the quality of delivered health care services.

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31.  Recall why utilization management concepts were introduced.

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32.  Define severity of illness (SI).

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33.  List the tree components to the utilization review process.

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34.  Identify a good question to ask when doing a concurrent or continued stay review.

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35.  Relate how many health care disciplines incorporate some form of case management.

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36.  Recognize other terms for case management.

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37.  Identify how case management organizes patients.

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38.  Recall what advanced skills patient case managers possess.

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39.  Tell how many fundamental steps there are to the process of planning and establishing health care goals.

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40.  Discuss how patient involvement in care relates to the success of case management.

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41.  Differentiate between case management and bedside case management.

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42.  Indicate what the nursing process has fostered in the nurse and how this relates to the transition into case management.

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43.  Relate what the nurse case manager is held accountable for in bedside case management.

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44.  Describe the form of group practice that exists within bedside case management.

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45.  Discuss what the case management plan is used for in bedside case management.

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46.  Explain the importance of communication in the successful delivery of quality patient care.

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47.   Recognize the roles of the nurse case manager in a bedside case management approach to patient care.

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48.  Identify what approach is used to accomplish cost effective, outcome oni ented, quality patient care within the shared group practice framework of bedside case management.

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49.  Determine what the nurse case manager supervising a team must be aware of in order to Judiciously delegate patient care tasks.

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50.  Summarize points to cover in the change of shift report.

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51.  Discuss what happens during intra shift report.

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52.  Discuss the use of patient care protocols.

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53.  Relate how bedside case management affects cooperation between the hospitalbased patient care disciplines and the community health care agencies.

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54.  Describe the contents of the case management plan.

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55.  Summarize the affect of bedside case management on treatment, fragmentation of health care services, and health care service delays.

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56.  Report what the influence of bedside case management is on patient education.

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57.  Discuss what encouraging the patient's participation in care activities does for the patient.

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58.  Recognize what bedside case management does for the nurse case manager.

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59.  Indicate what bedside case management does for the skill level of the patient care team members.

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60.  Discuss how bedside case management elicits physician satisfaction.

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61.  Select the focus of practice for the bedside case manager.

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62.  Summarize the qualifications the bedside case manager must inherently possess in order to orchestrate quality patient care that meets managed care dictates and requirements.

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63.  Identify clinical responsibilities of the bedside case manager.

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64.  Determine reasons the bedside case manager acts as a patient advocate.

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65.  Discuss the financial responsibilities of the bedside case manager.

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66.  Specify the learning needs of the new bedside case manager.

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67.  Identify when the use of critical pathways was developed originally.

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68.  Recognize the overall goals of a critical pathway.

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69.  Report the categories for which the clinical pictures of patients for whom critical pathways are developed fall into.

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70.  Identify variables that must be considered when developing a critical pathway.

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71.  Choose the categories that the processes and interventions of a critical pathway can be grouped under.

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72.  Relate how critical pathways affect patient care practices.

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73.  Identify how soon after admission the critical pathway chosen for the patient has to be addressed with the patient's physician(s).

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74.  Indicate what type of data critical pathways allow for the use of when determining goal evaluation.

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75.  List the components that protocols contain.

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76.  Recall the events that variances show can influence patient outcomes.

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77.  Describe what bedside case management does to the focus of quality improvement.

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78.  Discuss ways bedside case management improves the quality of patient care and the delivery of health care services.

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79.  Recall the types of patient care systems bedside case management provides for.

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80.  Indicate how bedside case management is similar to continuous quality improvement (CQI).

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81.  Define patient care standard outcome indicators.

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82.  Report at least four reasons bedside case management is instituted in acute care facilities.

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83.  Recognize the first step in the planning process before bedside case management can actually be instituted.

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84.  Deternine the overall goal of the bedside case management institution task force.

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85.  Summarize ways to encourage physician participation in the institution of a bedside case management model of patient care delivery.

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86.  Recall responsibilities that the bedside case manager will be held accountable for.

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87.  Relate what must be assessed before instituting a bedside case management patient care delivery model.

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88.  Indicate what the nurses who take on the bedside case manager role will need to know how to do.

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89.  Identify during which phase the process for evaluating bedside case management must be developed.

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90.  Discuss what connection nursing case management will have the ability to promote.

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91.  Relate what case management practice will be molded by in the twenty first century.

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92.  Recognize what it will be necessary for case management programs to do as the population of the United States grows older.

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93.  Identify two relatively new case management programs that nurses will probably become even more involved with.

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