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Orthopedic case management in a collaborative practice setting.

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An orthopedic practice that consists mainly of total joint replacements is an ideal setting for a case manager. While fixed reimbursement demands that care be cost-effective, an older patient population presents with more complex health problems. Key factors towards achieving successful patient outcomes are thorough preoperative assessment, patient and family education, and the development of critical pathways.

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C Madrid. 1994. Orthopedic case management in a collaborative practice setting.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7894416/

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