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Case management services for children with special health care needs. A family-centered approach.
J Case Manag. 1992 Summer; 1(2):53-6.JC

Abstract

The Coordinating Center for Home and Community Care (CCHCC) has developed a comprehensive, multidisciplinary case management model that facilitates the discharge of technology-assisted children from hospital to home. Coordination of the variety of services necessary for optimal medical, educational, and psychosocial development of the child and family is provided with an emphasis on cost containment. The hallmark of this program is its ability to locate, coordinate, and monitor the quality, continuity, provision, and cost of services at home. The CCHCC model was designed to enable children who would otherwise remain hospitalized at a substantial cost to third party payers to move home, providing a humane choice for families while requiring less costly care for funders.

Authors

Kaufman J
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MeSH

ChildCost ControlFamilyHome Care ServicesHumansManaged Care ProgramsMarylandMedical Laboratory ScienceModels, OrganizationalPatient Care PlanningPatient Discharge

Pub Type(s)

Journal Article

Language

eng

PubMed ID

1467801

Citation

Kaufman, J. "Case Management Services for Children With Special Health Care Needs. a Family-centered Approach." Journal of Case Management, vol. 1, no. 2, 1992, pp. 53-6.
Kaufman J. Case management services for children with special health care needs. A family-centered approach. J Case Manag. 1992;1(2):53-6.
Kaufman, J. (1992). Case management services for children with special health care needs. A family-centered approach. Journal of Case Management, 1(2), 53-6.
Kaufman J. Case Management Services for Children With Special Health Care Needs. a Family-centered Approach. J Case Manag. 1992;1(2):53-6. PubMed PMID: 1467801.
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