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Ensures collaboration between multidisciplinary healthcare team members, primary physician, community agencies, HMOs/PPOs, CCS, etc., whose services may be required and/or related to the care needs of the patient after hospital discharge.
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Care management services include, but are not limited to, care coordination, discharge planning, and psycho-social services. The Manager, Social Work is a member of the Care Management team and collaborates with all members of the patients care team to support the delivery comprehensive care services.
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Visit us online at: The Transition of Care (TOC) Coordinator is a Registered Nurse, Case Manager who is a healthcare professional that is responsible for coordinating and managing the discharge process for patients in an acute hospital setting.
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The Care Manager actively participates in the utilization management process using standards of care to determine the most appropriate level of care, managing care across the continuum to ensure a safe discharge in a timely manner.
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Computer skills essentialThe RN Care Manager performs the initial comprehensive assessment on admission in accordance with the CareManagement Department policy, screening all patients by utilizing established tools for high risk indicators to ensure highrisk patient populations receive the appropriate supportive services for discharge to prevent readmission and assess allpopulations for potential discharge planning needs.
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The DON shall ensure that all Visiting Angels processes, policies and procedures are followed by the RN.Make necessary revisions to the Plan of Care as required. Notify the physician and other personnel (DON, Case Manager, etc) of change in the client’s condition.
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QUALIFICATIONS:Education Level: RN - Registered Nurse - State Licensure And/or Compact State Licensure RN- Registered Nurse in MD, VA or Washington, DC Upon Hire Experience: 5 years clinically related experience working in Care Management, Discharge Coordination, Home Health, Utilization Review, Disease Management or other direct patient care experience.
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Clinical Transition Specialists ensure proper placement of patients within the Home Health Care setting by assessing patients, gathering preadmission information, collaborating with internal (intake) and external (case managers, discharge planners) partners to ensure quality of service and implementation of an effective treatment plan.
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Partners with a nurse case manager and the multidisciplinary team, assists in discharge planning and/or outpatient continuity of care planning. Employees in this job must be competent to provide patient care to the following age groups: Neonatal:Birth to 6 months, Youth: 6 months to 16 years, Young adult: 16-30 years, Middle Age: 30 - 60 years, Elderly: 60.
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Christiana Care Hospital in Newark, DE is looking for a Registered Nurse (RN) Case Manager with experience in Discharge Planning in an Acute Care Hospital Setting. The Care Management Model: Our Care Management Triad Team Model is a collaboration between the following: RN Case Manager - Manages patient care, drives patient progression, and establishes a discharge plan.
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Works with Unit Manager, Care Management/Coordination, Physicians, Nurse Navigators, and other disciplines to streamline discharge of patients and achieve goals for discharge efficiency.
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And more Description The Certified Hand Specialist is responsible for the evaluation, plan of care, treatment, re-evaluation, discharge, and appropriate communications of high quality occupational therapy and hand therapy services to patients and customers.
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Recommend with nursing leadership, that a case conference be held to problem-solve complex issues related to care, treatment, discharge, or decision-making. On a prioritized case basis, conducts an assessment of the case situation to identify complex issues or dynamics involving care, treatment or discharge.
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Coordinates with social services for optimal post-acute care services. Provides hospital case management services, including but not limited to utilization management and discharge planning, to assigned patients to assure efficient, cost-effective patient progression from admission through discharge.
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Care coordination, and discharge planning are accountabilities of this role. The Case Manager adheres to departmental and organizational goals, objectives, standards of performance and policies and procedures, continually assuring quality patient care and regulatory compliance.
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