Abstract
Abstract Nursing case management evolved in the mid-1980s as a hospital-based acute care delivery system to respond to changes in healthcare reimbursement, shortened length of stay and limited hospital resources. Nursing case management is a nurse driven model of care to organize and structure the complex processes in the delivery of healthcare. The framework of case management correlates with the nursing process. The goals of case management correlate with professional responsibilities to manage quality and cost and to achieve positive patient and organizational outcomes. The case management care plan serves as a step-bystep map to organize and guide care across a continuum.
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