Learning Lab – Application of Systems Thinking in Case Management
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Speaker: Terry Stafford PhD, EJD, RN, CPHQ, CHCQM
Systems thinking is a holistic way to investigate factors and interactions that could contribute to a possible outcome. The behavior is a mindset of more than a prescribed practice, systems thinking provides an understanding of how individuals can work together in different types of teams and through that understanding, create the best possible processes to accomplish just about anything.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify 3 steps of system thinking.
- Identify 2 behaviors of systems thinking.
- Identify 3 components of case management.
- Apply systems thinking to real patient situations
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