Case management has many concepts. As with medication administration, there are five "rights" of case management: They include
1. Care, time, provider, setting, and price
2. Patient, medication, route, time, documentation
3. Place, setting, patient, plan, outcomes
4. Disease process, time, place, beneficence, advocate
ANS: 1
Care, time, provider, setting, and price are used to judge the effectiveness of case management.
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