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Using Learning Outcome Measures to assess Doctoral Nursing Education
Published on: June 21, 2010
Lessons learned from the National Medicare & You Education Program
E Goldstein1, L Teichman, B Crawley
1egoldstein@cms.hhs.gov
Abstract:
In fall 1998 CMS implemented the National Medicare Education Program (NMEP) to educate beneficiaries about their Medicare program benefits; health plan choices; supplemental health insurance; beneficiary rights, responsibilities, and protections; and health behaviors. CMS has been monitoring the implementation of the NMEP in six case study sites as well as monitoring each of the information channels for communicating with beneficiaries. This article describes select findings from the case studies, and highlights from assessment activities related to the Medicare & You handbook, the toll-free 1-800-MEDICARE Helpline, Internet, and Regional Education About Choices in Health (REACH).
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