ACM-RN case studies

The ACM-RN is a certification examination for registered nurses who practice in care management and care coordination roles. It is aimed at nurses who work as case managers, care coordinators, transition-of-care specialists, or complex-care nurses in health plans, hospitals, accountable care organizations, and community programs. The exam tests whether a nurse can apply the care management process across a population rather than only at a single point of care. Content is organized around care management and coordination, patient advocacy and education, transitions of care, psychosocial and behavioral health, chronic and complex care management, program evaluation and outcomes, and legal, ethical, and professional practice. The ACM-RN case studies are 5 cases and about 2,927 words.