What was the focus historically for case management?
A) Individual patient
B) Care for populations
C) Group of patients with same chronic illness
D) Group of patients with same acute need for surgery
Question 2Primary care nursing is organized so that the patient is at the center of the structure. How many nurses have 24-hour responsibility for care planning and coordination?
A) One
B) Two
C) Three
D) Four
Question 3What type of nursing uses mini teams, typically an RN and unlicensed healthcare workers to provide care to a small group of patients who are centralized geographically?
A) Total patient care
B) Functional nursing
C) Modular nursing
D) Primary care nursing
Question 4What is the oldest form of organizing patient care that is still widely used today?
A) Total patient care
B) Functional nursing
C) Team or modular nursing
D) Primary care nursing
Question 5What is one of the most important differences between case management and disease management?
A) Disease management referrals begin in the hospital inpatient setting.
B) Disease management is a collaborative process to meet patient needs.
C) High-cost population groups are targeted in disease management.
D) Disease management treatment is episodic.
Question 6What is one rationale for matching patient needs with nursing competencies?
A) Primary nursing practice
B) Differentiated nursing practice
C) Modular nursing
D) Case management
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