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Physical rehabilitation's role in disability management[electronic resource] :unique perspectives for success /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
[NT 15000414]:	362.1//8
Title/Author:	Physical rehabilitation's role in disability management : unique perspectives for success // [edited by] David W. Clifton, Jr.
other author:	Clifton, David W.
Published:	St. Louis : : Elsevier Saunders,, c2005.
Description:	1 online resource (xviii, 459 p.) : : ill.
Subject:	Physical therapy services.
Subject:	People with disabilities - Rehabilitation.
Subject:	Disabled Persons - rehabilitation.
Subject:	Disability Evaluation.
Subject:	Long-Term Care.
Subject:	Needs Assessment.
Subject:	Physical Therapy Modalities.
Subject:	Physioth�erapie, Services de.
Subject:	Handicap�es - R�eadaptation.
ISBN:	9780721684741
ISBN:	0721684742
[NT 15000227]:	Includes bibliographical references and index.
[NT 15000228]:	I. UNDERSTANDING DISABILITY -- 1. Disablement Models -- 2. Disability: Costs and Demographics -- II. UNDERSTANDING DISABILITY MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS -- 3. Disability Management: Principles and Practices -- 4. Disability Management in Long-Term Care -- 5. Disability Management in Workers' Compensation -- 6. Disability Management: An Insurer's Perspective -- 7. Confounding Obstacles to Disability Management -- III. DISABILITY ASSESSMENT -- 8. Disability Determinations -- 9. Functional Capacity Evaluation -- 10. Utilization Review and Management -- 11. Descriptive Study of Physical Therapy Case Management -- IV. HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT -- 12. Information Technology in Disability Management -- 13. The Search for Quality -- 14. Outcomes Management -- 15. How to Locate Sources of Disability-Related Data -- V. ETHICAL-LEGAL-REGULATORY-COMPLIANCE ISSUES -- 16. Risk Management -- 17. Ethical Considerations in Disability Management -- 18. Fraud and Abuse Prevention: Legislative and Regulatory Issues of Importance for Rehabilitation -- 19. Federal Reimbursement-Focused Statutes for Rehabilitation Providers -- VI. TRENDS AND ISSUES IN HEALTH CARE FINANCE AND DELIVERY -- 20. Transition to Change in a Complex Healthcare Sector -- 21. Delivery Paradigm Shifts -- 22. Chronicity: Rehabilitation's New Horizon? -- 23. Evolution of Managed Care -- 24. Complementary and Alternative Medicine -- 25. Beyond Managed Care: A Vision of the Future -- VII. FROM CLINICIANS TO CONSULTANTS -- 26. Profiles in Disability Management -- 27. Consulting Opportunities for Rehabilitation Providers -- APPENDIX: Resource Compendium.
[NT 15000229]:	Bridging the gap between clinical practice and other sectors, this new resource challenges rehabilitation providers to think beyond treatment to disability management. It provides the theories and knowledge needed to effectively manage patients' disabilities within a managed care framework, with the goal of better collaboration with claims adjusters, case managers, risk managers, human resource personnel, safety and health officers, attorneys, peer reviewers, and others in the health care system. Highly visual and packed with useful information, it provides an excellent introduction to the wide variety of interested parties with whom a therapist will interact in the course of managing a client's health. The author has more than 23 years of experience consulting with insurance companies, employers, and the legal sector, and offers proven strategies for collaboration between providers and others involved with the health care system. Filled with numerous illustrations, graphics, and tables, many of which are useful for training and education of staff or clients. The appendix contains a large and diverse collection of helpful information that is not readily available from other sources. It also provides an essential list of resources for further reading about this constantly changing field. Chapters cover theoretical issues (management models, definitions of disability) as well as disability management in long-term care, worker's compensation, outcomes management, legal implications, and more. Case studies throughout the book present realistic examples of situations to improve the reader's technical and critical thinking skills. Focused on managing disabilities (i.e., functional problems) rather than on treating impairments (i.e., diseases), encouraging rehabilitation providers to think "out of the box" and to position themselves better within and beyond managed care.
Online resource:	http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/book/9780721684741

Physical rehabilitation's role in disability management[electronic resource] :unique perspectives for success /
Physical rehabilitation's role in disability managementunique perspectives for success /[electronic resource] :[edited by] David W. Clifton, Jr. - St. Louis :Elsevier Saunders,c2005. - 1 online resource (xviii, 459 p.) :ill.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

I. UNDERSTANDING DISABILITY -- 1. Disablement Models -- 2. Disability: Costs and Demographics -- II. UNDERSTANDING DISABILITY MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS -- 3. Disability Management: Principles and Practices -- 4. Disability Management in Long-Term Care -- 5. Disability Management in Workers' Compensation -- 6. Disability Management: An Insurer's Perspective -- 7. Confounding Obstacles to Disability Management -- III. DISABILITY ASSESSMENT -- 8. Disability Determinations -- 9. Functional Capacity Evaluation -- 10. Utilization Review and Management -- 11. Descriptive Study of Physical Therapy Case Management -- IV. HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT -- 12. Information Technology in Disability Management -- 13. The Search for Quality -- 14. Outcomes Management -- 15. How to Locate Sources of Disability-Related Data -- V. ETHICAL-LEGAL-REGULATORY-COMPLIANCE ISSUES -- 16. Risk Management -- 17. Ethical Considerations in Disability Management -- 18. Fraud and Abuse Prevention: Legislative and Regulatory Issues of Importance for Rehabilitation -- 19. Federal Reimbursement-Focused Statutes for Rehabilitation Providers -- VI. TRENDS AND ISSUES IN HEALTH CARE FINANCE AND DELIVERY -- 20. Transition to Change in a Complex Healthcare Sector -- 21. Delivery Paradigm Shifts -- 22. Chronicity: Rehabilitation's New Horizon? -- 23. Evolution of Managed Care -- 24. Complementary and Alternative Medicine -- 25. Beyond Managed Care: A Vision of the Future -- VII. FROM CLINICIANS TO CONSULTANTS -- 26. Profiles in Disability Management -- 27. Consulting Opportunities for Rehabilitation Providers -- APPENDIX: Resource Compendium.

Bridging the gap between clinical practice and other sectors, this new resource challenges rehabilitation providers to think beyond treatment to disability management. It provides the theories and knowledge needed to effectively manage patients' disabilities within a managed care framework, with the goal of better collaboration with claims adjusters, case managers, risk managers, human resource personnel, safety and health officers, attorneys, peer reviewers, and others in the health care system. Highly visual and packed with useful information, it provides an excellent introduction to the wide variety of interested parties with whom a therapist will interact in the course of managing a client's health. The author has more than 23 years of experience consulting with insurance companies, employers, and the legal sector, and offers proven strategies for collaboration between providers and others involved with the health care system. Filled with numerous illustrations, graphics, and tables, many of which are useful for training and education of staff or clients. The appendix contains a large and diverse collection of helpful information that is not readily available from other sources. It also provides an essential list of resources for further reading about this constantly changing field. Chapters cover theoretical issues (management models, definitions of disability) as well as disability management in long-term care, worker's compensation, outcomes management, legal implications, and more. Case studies throughout the book present realistic examples of situations to improve the reader's technical and critical thinking skills. Focused on managing disabilities (i.e., functional problems) rather than on treating impairments (i.e., diseases), encouraging rehabilitation providers to think "out of the box" and to position themselves better within and beyond managed care.

ISBN: 9780721684741

Source: 18396:18396Elsevier Science & Technologyhttp://www.sciencedirect.comSubjects--Topical Terms:

445179
Physical therapy services.
Index Terms--Genre/Form:

336502
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: RA975.5.P6 / P495 2005

Dewey Class. No.: 362.1//8

National Library of Medicine Call No.: 2004 N-636

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