Swimming Upstream.

Prof Case Manag

Kathleen Moreo, RN-BC, BSN, BHSA, CCM, CDMS, is founder of Prime Education, LLC (PRIME), an accredited medical education company advancing the science of learning and behavior change for case managers and other health care professionals in federal, payer, health system, and community settings for more than 25 years. She is a past president of the Case Management Society of America (1999-2000) and a past recipient of the CMSA Case Manager of the Year Award.

Published: December 2020

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