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case method

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case method,
a type of nursing care delivery system.

case [kās]
a particular instance of a disease or other problem; sometimes used incorrectly to designate the patient with the disease.
case history the collected data concerning an individual, the family, and environment; it includes the medical history and any other information that may be useful in analyzing and diagnosing the case or for instructional or research purposes.
case method a type of nursing care delivery system; see nursing practice.
case mix the groups of patients requiring similar tests, procedures, and resources that are treated at a particular hospital. Case mix is a way to define a hospital's production and has been identified as a major factor in differing costs among hospitals and among individual patients.


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The academic curriculum relies heavily upon the case method pioneered at Harvard.
Methods of using them are then detailed, such as whole class discussion, small group methods, problem-based learning, team-based learning, and hybrid case methods.
If ever there was a learning methodology that evoked strong opinion, the case method is surely one.
 
 
 
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