A 72-year-old woman with multiple chronic health conditions has been informed that she will need to have hip replacement surgery
The woman is having difficulty navigating the complexity of the health care system, but wishes to maximize her health outcomes. Who would be most helpful in assisting the woman?
A) A coordinated care manager
B) A nurse practitioner
C) A client advocate
D) A family physician
Ans: A
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To address the complexity of the health care system, a case or coordinated care manager can help clients and their families meet their health needs by explaining options and services, identifying medical and financial resources, and identifying providers and facilities. The case manager works to coordinate care that utilizes the best options for the individual client. This role is not normally performed by a nurse practitioner, a physician, or a client advocate.
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