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REGISTER HERE Join CMSA's rural special Interest Group for it's first meeting on Wednesday, November 13th at 5pm EST to engage in discussions about rural-specific issues regarding resource allocation, access to technology and specialized care, transportation challenges, and practical tips garnered from case managers who serve these communities. This exclusive benefit is open to CMSA members, serving as a helpful resource for troubleshooting challenges, building community connections, and staying updated on population-specific trends. Whether you are seeking insights into overcoming issues commonly faced by case managers in rural areas or simply wanting to engage in the conversation, this SIG provides a supportive environment for those who want to help strategize and shape future initiatives for rural populations. To learn more about the Rural Special Interest Group, please visit the information page here.

REGISTER HERE Join CMSA Chicago and the Northwestern Indiana Chapter for a dinner meeting including a presentation from Jennifer Stelter PsyD, DCS, DCSCT - Owner and CEO at the Dementia Connection Institute. Fees: CMSA Members - $15 Non-Members - $35 CE Credits: 1 hour RN, SW, and CCM

REGISTER HERE Join CMSA Detroit for their annual dinner meeting to discuss membership and strategies for Equity and Success moving into 2025! Fees: Members - FREE Cancellation Policy: Cancellation must be 2 weeks prior to the event to receive a full refund. Continuing Education: 1 hour CCM

REGISTER HERE Healthcare is continuously evolving and shaping the healthcare industry. At the center of quality, efficient care is evidence-based criteria which are guidelines for clinical practice that incorporate current and validated research findings. (SOP, 2022) Professional case managers implement the latest evidence-based practice guidelines in the care of their clients, as available to the practice setting, or client population served. (SOP, 2022) Case managers support an evidence-based approach to assist their patients/clients in achieving their healthcare goals. Effective case management positively impacts the healthcare system, especially aligning with the goals of the Quintuple Aim which includes improving health outcomes, enhancing the experience of care, reducing the costs of care, improving the care team experience, and addressing social determinants of health/health equity. (CMSA Fact Sheet, 2024) The CMSA Foundation established in 2008 envisioned a better future for the case management industry through a collaborative, inclusive community of healthcare professionals working together to build industry-wide solutions to case management issues. Today, the CMSA Foundation continues to impact the practice of case management by promoting research and process improvement that leads to better outcomes. Objectives: Describe the background, mission, and vision of the CMSA Foundation and how the Foundation is advancing evidence-base […]

REGISTER HERE Join CMSA Houston/Gulf Coast for their November monthly meeting Dinner and Education event!

REGISTER HERE The All Florida Case Management Society invites you and your case management team to a CE Dinner Meeting hosted by Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital, Sarasota, to celebrate the work case managers do. CE Presentation: We All Seek Good Outcomes – What is a Good Outcome? We will look at outcomes from a new lens – the lens of a person. Doing so will help case managers look at their work and the outcomes produced through this new lens, regardless of the setting. We will look from the patient’s/family’s point of view and what outcomes mean in value-based payment models to organizations, providers, and payers. Speaker: Anne Llewellyn, MS, BHSA, RN, CRRN, CMGT-BC, BCPA, CMF, is a registered nurse with 50+ years of clinical experience. She is a Past President of the Case Management Society of America, the South Florida Case Management Network, and the All Florida Case Management Network. Anne is a catastrophic case manager and nurse advocate. CE Credits: 1 hour RN, SW, and CCM Fees: FREE

REGISTER HERE Join CMSA Augusta and the Southeast Coalition for a continuing education presentation on Self Care and Awareness! This webinar will explore self-care and awareness. Using the Enneagram framework, we will discover our personality type and why one think, feel and behave in particular ways based upon your core fears and core desires. This will allow us to harness and transform self-defeating behaviors into life-enhancing personal empowerment. Networking starts at 5:30pm with the presentation beginning at 6pm. Objectives: Understand the importance of self-care, awareness, getting to know you. Discover Your unique patterns of thinking, feeling, acting and your core motivations, using the enneagram. Examine your growth needs and write your personal mission statement. Continuing Education: 1 hour RN, SW, and CCM Presenter: Carolina Mosley is a Register Nurse with her Master of Nursing in Education (MSN). She is the program manager for the Care Coordination and Integrated Case Management (CCICM) and Referral Coordination Initiative (RCI) in Veterans Integrated Service VISN 15. She is recognized as a national subject matter expert for Case Management and staff development with a focus on self-care. Fees: FREE to Members and Non-members  

REGISTER HERE Join the Kansas City Chapter of CMSA for their annual Holiday Party on Tuesday, December 3rd, from 4pm to 7pm for food, drinks, a change to win prizes, and networking! Be sure to RSVP by Friday, November, 29th! Fees: CMSA-KC Members- FREE Non-members - $10

REGISTER HERE The Case Management Society of America (CMSA™) has had diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) and health equity incorporated into the Standards of Practice for Case Management for many years. In light of the increased emphasis on DEIB and health equity, CMSA leadership determined it was time to amplify this focus. This presentation will identify the importance of DEIB and health equity in professional case management practice from all sectors in the healthcare industry. In addition, the presentation will describe key terms and concepts in DEIB and health equity in order for participants to fully understand the framing of the key issues impacting professional case management practice. The presentation will focus on the seven sections of the new Standard Q: Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) and Health Equity. The presenters will provide examples, strategies, and tactics to promote improvements in DEIB and health equity in professional case management practice. Objectives: Describe key terms and concepts related to DEIB and health equity. Summarize CMSA’s initiatives on DEIB and health equity. Identify the new DEIB and health equity Standards in the Case Management Practice Standards. Continuing Education: 1 hr RN, SW, and CCM Presenters: Michael Garrett, MS, CCM, CVE […]

REGISTER HERE Join CMSA of Central Arizona for their 2024 Holiday Dinner Meeting featuring a presentation from Christine Hazen Molina, PCC, SCPC, CCP - Prevention Specialist. Christine is the visionary Founder and CEO of Heartfelt Workforce, where she empowers high-potential leaders and teams to cultivate conscious workplace cultures that ignite unparalleled human connection, behavior, and success. Driven by her deep passion for fostering authentic leadership, Christine believes that true organizational success is unlocked when individuals lead from the heart. Be sure to bring an unwrapped toy to donate to Toys for Tots! Learning Objectives: Recognize the Root Causes of Burnout Identify Burnout's Impact on Personal and Professional Life Master the 5 Key Strategies to Holistic Well-Being Fees (includes dinner): CMSA Members - $25 Non-members: $35

REGISTER HERE The South Florida Chapter of the All Florida Case Management Network will hold its annual holiday event on Tuesday, December 10, 2024, from 5:00-8:00 pm at the Plantation Preserve Golf and Country Club to celebrate YOU, the Case Manager. Fees: Members - FREE

REGISTER HERE This presentation will provide the attendee with the understanding on how Sustained acoustic Medicine (SAM) a non-invasive, non-narcotic therapy that uses low-intensity ultrasound waves, can treat/benefit those patients currently experiencing chronic pain and musculoskeletal injuries and potentially lead to avoidance of surgery. Discussion will include the basic science of the treatment, clinical research/indications and best/standardized treatment guidelines. Speaker: Rajiv Mallipudi, MD, MHS, FACP - Director of Medical Education, ZetrOZ Systems / Assistant Clinical Professor, Yale School of Medicine Learning Objectives: Discuss the cellular signaling process and mechanism of action Describe the latest basic science, clinical research and clinical indications Identify important closing parameters and therapeutic agents for treatment State best and standardized treatment guidelines for sports-related injuries Continuing Education: 1 hour CCM and NYSW approved Fees: Members - FREE Non-members - $20

REGISTER HERE Join CMSA Houston/Gulf Coast for their Holiday Celebration including Food, Drinks, Networking, and Prizes. Register by Wednesday, December 4th!

REGISTER HERE Join the Alamo Chapter of CMSA at the Alamo Cafe for their 2024 Holiday Party. Be sure to bring an unwrapped gift for the Blue Santa Program! RSVP by phone/text: (210) 693-4110 Fees: Members - FREE Non-Members - $20 (online registration) Non-members - $25 (walk-in)