Case Management's Practical Wisdom Drives Successful and Ethical Outcomes.

Prof Case Manag

Bonnie Geld is President and CEO of The Center for Case Management. Ms Geld brings over 20 years of experience in Case Management with a focus on the design of longitudinal case management programs, strategic design, and development of transition programs, process improvement, team building, and successful integration of social work and RN roles.

Published: July 2024

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