Employing case managers to do home-visits for patients whose asthma is not well-controlled despite health education and medication is an example of:

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Employing case managers to do home-visits for patients whose asthma is not well-controlled despite health education and medication is an example of innovative clinical prevention because it involves a targeted and personalized approach to managing a specific health problem (poorly controlled asthma) using non-traditional methods (home visits by case managers) to achieve better health outcomes. It is not a traditional clinic-based medical care because it involves outreach to patients in their homes, rather than them having to come to a clinic, and it is not a traditional community-wide public health prevention because it focuses on individual patients with a specific health condition, rather than trying to improve the health of a whole community.

Employing Case Managers to Do Home-Visits for Patients Whose Asthma