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EMERGENCY ROOM CASE MANAGEMENT
Newsletter CEU: NL0106C*- 4 CONTACT HRS *Pre-Approved for ACM, CCM, CRC, CDMS |
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Frequent users of the emergency department: a program to improve care and reduce visits Reducing emergency department visits among high-using patients – Journal of Family Practice, August 2003 What
is the role of primary care in emergency department overcrowding?
Improvement Report: Eliminate Overcrowding in the Emergency Department A
Brief Risk-stratification Tool to Predict Repeat Emergency Department
Visits and Hospitalizations in Older Patients Discharged from the
Emergency Department
Managed
Care, Utilization Management, and Case Management in the Emergency
Department Approaches to Addressing the Realities of Emergency Department Use In Medicaid Managed Care The
association between care co-ordination and emergency department use
in older managed care enrollees
Predicting
High Utilization of Emergency Department Services Among Patients with
a Diagnosis of Psychosis in a Medicaid Managed Care Organization Addressing the Realities of Emergency Department Use in Medicaid Managed Care
Emergency departments (EDs) are the leading providers of fragmented and uncontrolled costly healthcare ( Bristow & Herrick, 2002 ). Many patients come to the ED because they do not have a physician and have no other mechanism for accessing healthcare. This makes EDs the leading providers of unscheduled primary and acute care. ED is part of the growing safety net for the medically indigent in the United States and an important source of health care for the uninsured or underinsured. A
Prediction Rule for Serious Outcomes of Syncope in Emergency Room
Patients May Reduce Admissions
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