Making a Difference Beyond the Bedside with Chronic Care Management by Nurses
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AuthorDr. Elisabeth Collins, DNP, APRN-NP
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Video time60 Minutes
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Post TestRequired
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CE Credit1.0 contact hour
Course Description
In this course, participants will delve into the significance of Chronic Care Management (CCM) programs within the United States healthcare system. They will explore the nuances between fee-for-service and value-based care reimbursement models, recognizing the pivotal role these models play in patient outcomes and financial sustainability. Moreover, attendees will gain insights into the qualifying criteria for CCM services, identifying the specific benefits CCM offers to patients, healthcare providers, and the overall healthcare system. By understanding the ideal patient profile for CCM services and the various avenues through which nurses can engage in CCM, participants will be equipped to provide patient-centric care coordination services essential for achieving the Quadruple Aim in healthcare delivery.
The course will cover essential topics such as the history and purpose of CCM programs, emphasizing the shift towards value-based care. Participants will also explore the impact of CCM on patient-centered outcomes, access to care, caregiver burnout, and healthcare costs. By examining the top diagnoses in CCM, attendees will develop a comprehensive understanding of the diverse healthcare needs that can be effectively addressed through CCM services. Finally, the session will underscore the crucial role nurses play in delivering high-quality CCM services to optimize patient care, enhance the well-being of the entire care team, and drive positive healthcare outcomes.