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By Colleen Morley DNP, RN, CCM, CMAC, CMGT-BC, CMCN, ACM-RN, FCM, FAACM
Professional identity is a phrase we use often in healthcare, but for me, it is far more than a theoretical construct or an academic concept. It is deeply personal. It reflects how I see myself as a case manager, how I show up for patients and colleagues, and how I navigate systems that a...
By Sharon Wagner
Stress is not a stranger in healthcare settings. For case managers who juggle patient needs, care coordination, documentation, and system demands, the pressure can quickly become chronic. Managing that stress effectively isn’t just about personal well-being, it’s essential for maintaining clinical judgment, empathy, and professional longevity.
...By Jenny Quigley-Stickney, MSN, MA, MHA, CCM, ACM-RN, CMAC, CPHM, FCM
Can you imagine having a fall in your classroom, injuring your head, and never regaining your ability to educate children? Can you imagine skiing down a hill, crashing into a tree, breaking your helmet, and never being able to walk a straight line again? Can you imagine being mugged on the ...
By Amanda Grady, ADN, RN, CCM
It started in 2019, the day we drove past an old, abandoned farmhouse in rural Licking County. The grass was up to our knees, and the place looked forgotten. Most people would’ve kept driving. Yet something about it called to us—an almost stubborn sense that what looked neglected could still be made whole again.
At the...
By Elaine Bruner, MSN, RN, CMGT-BC, FCM
Did you catch “Olympic Fever” in February? Every four years, Americans learn the rules of curling and biathlon, and are enthralled by ski jumping and skeleton. As a former trauma nurse, these last two make me cringe. I admit that figure skating has had my attention since Peggy Fleming’s 1968 gold medal performance. As I...