Case management and the cost of care in the last month of life: evidence from one managed care setting
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Authors
Long, Michael J.
Marshall, B. S.
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Issue Date
1999
Type
Article
Keywords
Clinical Trial , Randomized Controlled Trial
Citation
Health care management review. 1999 Fall; 24(4): 45-53.
Abstract
Elderly, functionally disabled enrollees in a managed care organization were randomly assigned to case management or regular care. The service use and cost of care for the last month life for the case managed deceased is compared with that of the regular care group. The results suggest that contrary to general expectation, the managed care clients experienced greater use and costs of care in the last month of life.
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Publisher
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Journal
Book Title
Series
Health Care Management Review
Health Care Manage Rev
Health Care Manage Rev
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DOI
ISSN
0361-6274