The Fear of Touch

The Fear of Touch

By Takara Just, BSN, RN   I was a nurse who lost the importance of touch.   You see, as a nurse, as a case manager, you touch the lives of so many around you, for good or for ill, in so many variations of the word, that over time, the word loses its meaning....
Cooking as Self-Care

Cooking as Self-Care

By Ruth D. Grenoble, AM, LCSW, CCM Years ago, as a graduate school student pursuing a master's in social work at the University of Chicago, I took an advanced seminar in violence and trauma with an adjunct professor whose primary job was in the clinical realm. During...
Case Management Shoes

Case Management Shoes

By Carolina Mosley MSN, RN, CPHM, CCM, CPHQ People often ask, "How did you get into case management?" Followed by "How do you keep the passion?" As I think about Case Management, I would be remiss if I did not tell you about my journey. Let's start in 1999, which...