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Case Management: Discharge Planning

Discharge planning steps, level-of-care determination, and post-acute placement concepts tested on the CCM certification exam.

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35 basic cards for CCM Case Management. Set 5 of 10 in Case Management. It opens with "What is the primary goal of discharge planning?" and "Which federal regulation requires hospitals to have a discharge planning". More Healthcare and Nursing decks are listed below.

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What is the primary goal of discharge planning?
Show answerTo ensure a safe, appropriate transition to the next level of care.
Which federal regulation requires hospitals to have a discharge planning process for Medicare patients?
Show answerCMS Conditions of Participation (CoP) for discharge planning.
How many consecutive inpatient days must a Medicare beneficiary have to qualify for SNF coverage?
Show answer3 days (the 3-day qualifying inpatient stay).
A patient placed in ____ status is classified as outpatient rather than inpatient.
Show answerobservation
IRF
Show answerInpatient Rehabilitation Facility
LTACH
Show answerLong-Term Acute Care Hospital
What is the minimum average length of stay for a facility to be classified as an LTACH under Medicare?
Show answerGreater than 25 days.
Name a widely used clinical criteria set for determining medical necessity of a level of care.
Show answerInterQual or MCG (Milliman Care Guidelines).
What term describes a patient who can leave home only with considerable and taxing effort, a requirement for Medicare home health eligibility?
Show answerHomebound status.
After the first two 90-day hospice benefit periods, what length are subsequent Medicare hospice benefit periods?
Show answerUnlimited 60-day periods.
What is the term for temporary care given to relieve a primary caregiver?
Show answerRespite care.
What assessment measures a patient's ability to perform basic self-care tasks like bathing and dressing?
Show answerActivities of Daily Living (ADL) assessment.
What assessment measures more complex tasks like managing finances or medications?
Show answerInstrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL) assessment.
What standardized notice must hospitals give Medicare inpatients explaining their discharge appeal rights?
Show answerImportant Message from Medicare (IM).
Which organization reviews a Medicare patient's appeal of a discharge decision?
Show answerThe Quality Improvement Organization (QIO).

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