Long Term Acute Care Liaison: An Innovative Approach to Reducing Length of Stay in an Acute Care Setting

Long term acute care hospitals offer the opportunity to provide care to stabilized, critically ill patients. The availability of this transitional care setting, the need to increase efficiency, and the need to reduce costs let to the development of the Long Term Acute Care Liaison role.

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Work Title Long Term Acute Care Liaison: An Innovative Approach to Reducing Length of Stay in an Acute Care Setting
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Creators
  1. James Fenush Jr., MS, RN
  2. Amy N. Cutman, BSN, RN-BC
  3. Maryanne Dixon, BSN, RN, CPUR
Keyword
  1. Penn State Hershey Nursing
  2. Length of Stay
  3. Acute Care
License All rights reserved
Work Type Presentation
Publication Date June 2011
Subject
  1. Length of Stay, hospital
  2. Acute Care
Deposited January 21, 2014

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  • Added Creator Amy N. Cutman, BSN, RN-BC

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  • Added Creator Maryanne Dixon, BSN, RN, CPUR

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