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CMSA Continues to Elevate the Professional Practice of Case Management Through Education and Career Development

Source: CMSA Today The very first of CMSA’s EPIC strategic goals is focused on education and professional development, highlighting the importance of supporting case managers throughout their career: CMSA EDUCATION GOAL: Develop educational pathways to address the professional needs of case managers across the career span while embracing future technology and innovation. Components of this

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HIC: Pioneer in Cardiovascular Health and Artificial Heart Implantation

Source: CMSA Today BY PILAR SALCEDO AND LEONARDO ALBERTO SALAZAR ROJAS The International Hospital of Colombia (HIC) has gained global recognition as a leader in cardiovascular health, distinguished for its excellence in innovative procedures, especially in the field of artificial heart implantation. The institution has transcended Colombia’s borders by providing high-quality care to international patients

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Collaborative Care Revisited: Addressing Mental Health Through Primary Care & Case Management

Source: CMSA Today BY GARRY CARNEAL, JD With mental health concerns fresh on our minds since the pandemic, case managers continue to focus on their patients’ mental well-being, in addition to an array of physical ailments. Over time, the interaction between mental and physical health has become more apparent. Case managers have been very aware

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Cultural Humility: Addressing the Age-Old Problem of Health Inequities

Source: CMSA Today BY DARRYL WASHINGTON, D.ED., MS THE ANCIENT ISSUE OF INEQUITY The rudiments of any developing culture begin with the creation of a common language, letters or an alphabet, religion, laws, social organization, settlements, food production and a system of healthcare. Systematic healthcare dates back as far as the ancient Mesopotamians, whose timeline

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Health Information Technology: A Revolution in Healthcare

Source: CMSA Today BY ANNE LLEWELLYN, MS, BHSA, RN, CRRN, CMGT-BC, BCPA, FCM Health information technology is touching each of our lives. Examples include electronic health records, practice management software, patient portals, remote patient monitoring technologies, clinical decision support systems, staff scheduling and bed management systems. Whatever sector of the healthcare system you work in,

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Mitigating Harm Related to Racial Bias in Healthcare Algorithms

Source: CMSA Today BY KELVA EDMUNDS-WALLER, DNP, RN, CCM Artificial intelligence is pervasive in our everyday lives whether we recognize it or not. In the simplest terms, artificial intelligence (AI) is the science of making computers mimic human thoughts and actions in real-life environments. AI is a branch of computer science focused on creating machines that

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Leveraging Augmented Intelligence to Support Population Health Initiatives

Source: CMSA Today BY LISA SIMMONS-FIELDS, DNP, MSA, RN, CCM, CPHQ “The AMA House of Delegates uses the term augmented intelligence (AI) as a conceptualization of artificial intelligence that focuses on AI’s assistive role, emphasizing that its design enhances human intelligence rather than replaces it” (AMA, 2024). Leveraging technology and tools will improve healthcare efficiencies,

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