Occupational Health Nursing case management is the process of coordinating the individual employee's health care services to achieve optimal quality care delivered in a cost effective manner. The case manager establishes or qualifies a provider network, recommends treatment plans, monitors outcomes, and maintains a strong communication link among all the parties.
Suggested because Certified Occupational Health Nurse - Case Management applies to Registered Nurses. Confirm with the school that its curriculum covers this exam.
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