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A patient with heart failure who gains a pound a day is not gaining weight. They are retaining fluid, and that fluid has a predictable destination. Why the most preventable admissions are the ones nobody sees coming, and what a single weekly question would change.
Read the post →Care management has been proven for two decades. The constraint was never whether it works. It was how many people one nurse can carry, and what happens to everyone else on the list.
Richard Ferrans, MD, ScM
EvidenceFor years the office reading was the number we treated. A decade of evidence changed that, and it changed what we should be asking patients to do between visits.
Richard Ferrans, MD, ScM
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