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BY DR. COLLEEN MORLEY, DNP, RN, CCM, CMAC, CMCN, ACM-RN, FCM I have been so excited about this edition of CMSA Today since we set the editorial calendar last year. The focus is on improving outcomes and case managers being “disruptive innovators,” creating new programs to solve problems and getting the word out to the healthcare world about […]

BY ANNE LLEWELLYN, MS, BHSA, RN, CCM, CRRN, CMGT-BC, BCPA, FCM Have you lost your passion? Don’t look forward to going to work? Dread talking to patients, their families or healthcare team members, as they bring you more work? If these feelings fit your current outlook, read on! The healthcare industry has always been a

BY BENJAMIN J. FOSTER, MBA, CDP In December 2022, roughly 95% of the healthcare organizations Nurseify supports reported their highest annual nurse turnover and all-employee turnover rates in the last 10 years (Source: Client RN turnover and all employee turnover data). The Great Resignation is real in healthcare, and unfortunately, the healthcare industry is experiencing

BY TIFFANY FERGUSON, LMSW, CMAC, ACM, AND JENNY QUIGLEY-STICKNEY, MSN, RN, MHA, MA, CCM, ACM-RN, CMAC, CPHM The COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE), which is nationally coming to a close in May 2023, transformed our healthcare system across the continuum of care changing rules and regulations to speed the throughput and facilitate safe transitions of

BY LISA SIMMONS-FIELDS, DNP, MSA, RN, CCM, CPHQ Objectives: Increase care management engagement, education, retention and decrease turnover. Background: Transformational nurse leaders have the capacity to influence the professional competencies and engagement of the care management teams. Methods: The project design is a prospective, mixed method design. Results: Team response and early trends are positive

BY MARIANNE DiMOLA The United States is facing a massive social worker shortage by 2030. There are already serious regional shortages in rural areas and specific states, but the shortfall will equal tens of thousands of professionals nationwide in just a few years. Nearly half (49%) of social workers say they are less likely to