A decision-making model developed by two nursing administrators provides quality service using participatory, innovative managerial techniques. Treating the front-line service providers as clients proved to be the best way to develop a case management service for the ultimate client--the patient. Encouragement, respect and empowerment led to the formation of regional coalitions under one agency leadership.
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