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manager [man´ah-jer]
one who controls how something is done or used.
case manager the health care professional responsible for formulating a coordinated, comprehensive plan for individuals who need long-term health care supervision. It is the responsibility of the case manager to work with all health care providers, the patient, the patient's significant others, third party payers, and health care facilities in order to identify and meet the patient's needs.


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He had been on the Leeds Road staff from August 1948 until May 1952, resigning during Andy Beattie's managership.
After signing for Swansea City under the managership of John Toshack, he was one of the stars of the 1980s team that rose from the Fourth Division to the top of the old First Division.
AT one point during England's shambolic attempt to win the World Cup last summer I speculated to a group of friends that things were so pitiful under Eriksson's managership that we would be better off with Ian Holloway in charge, writes Bruce Millington.
 
 
 
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