Case in Health Care Management.

Abstract

• Look for the principles that appear to be involved, and look for theapplicability of rules of reason, common sense, and fairness. • Seek help from published sources. Associate the concerns of the casewith keywords that describe principles, concepts, theories, or techniques, and look these up in texts on supervision and basic management. • Make whatever reasonable assumptions you need to “fill in the blanks” in the information given. • Keep your assumptions reasonable, and state your key assumptions in your conclusions. • Recognize that there are few solutions to a case problem that are entirely right orwrong. You are dealing primarilywith human behavior, and all people will not necessarily behave the same way in similar situations.