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[Case management, a theoretical approach].

Juan Manuel Leyva-Moral¹

¹juan.leyva@yahoo.es

Revista De Enfermeria (Barcelona, Spain)

|June 21, 2008

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Population aging necessitates new health policies like Nursing Case Management (NCM). This review explores NCM

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Area of Science:

Public Health
Healthcare Administration
Nursing Science

Context:

Demographic shifts, including aging populations, require innovative social-sanitary policies.
Efficient administration and management are crucial for modern healthcare systems.
Nursing Case Management (NCM) emerges as a key policy adaptation.

Purpose:

To review theoretical concepts underpinning a case management model for sanitary care.
To analyze the scientific evidence supporting the efficiency of Nursing Case Management.
To provide a framework for implementing effective NCM strategies.

Summary:

The study examines the theoretical basis of Nursing Case Management as a response to demographic changes.
It synthesizes scientific evidence on the operational efficiency and outcomes of NCM.
Key concepts for a sanitary care model utilizing case management are presented.

Impact:

Informs the development and implementation of evidence-based Nursing Case Management programs.
Highlights the potential of NCM to improve healthcare administration and patient outcomes.
Contributes to the discourse on adapting health policies to evolving population structures.