COPD/ read the rubic for detail explannation
Order Description
Final Project
use the grading rubric to create an outline of your assignment. Each section of the rubric should be a section of your final paper and could become the headings. Your
assignment will be graded based on each element of the rubric. Compare each section of your paper with the rubric to ensure all elements are covered. Then, include an
introduction and conclusion to tie the paper together. If you have any questions regarding the assignment please contact your instructor using the Course Help forum.
Having learned more about case management through the readings in this course and first three assignments, for the final project you are creating a plan to implement
case management at your workplace. For the first section of the rubric, what is your recommended plan for the use of case managers in your organization for patients
with your chosen chronic illness? In the second section, identify people within your organization who are stakeholders or would support your plan. Whose support do you
need to get your plan implemented? In the third section, identify your goals – what do you hope to accomplish with your case management plan?
Often, starting with our goals helps – it’s a backwards design. As we think about a case management plan we are proposing for our workplace, what do we want to
accomplish? Remember – goals should be measureable. For example, if the chosen chronic disease is diabetes, one goal may be:
· Clients will have decreased incidences of hyperglycemia requiring hospitalization
Once we determine what we want to accomplish, we can begin to construct our plan to achieve the goal. To achieve this goal, our plan may include providing education in
a manner the client can understand (being sensitive to cultural needs), access to phone support, or inputting glucose readings into their electronic health record for
documentation the case manager can evaluate and use to reach out to the client.
To put this plan in action, whose support would we need? Primary Care Physicians, Utilization Review personnel, and the Chief Financial Officer would all have an
interest in optimizing patient health and reducing costs.