GSCRM

Georgia Society for Clinical and Resource Management

2007 Annual Conference Brochure

2007 Registration Form

GSCRM'S Purpose

The purpose of the Georgia Society for Clinical and Resource Management is to: · Promote and enhance the practice of clinical and resource management including the disciplines of social work, utilization management, and healthcare quality

• Aid in the development of clinical and resource management skills.
• Provide a medium of communication among the medical profession, government and community agencies, and third party payers.
• Provide, through GHA, a voice in the Georgia legislature with issues concerning clinical and resource management within the healthcare arena.
• Disseminate information on current practices, knowledge and technology.
• Present a forum on healthcare issues

About GSCRM

The Georgia Society for Healthcare Clinical and Resource Management was founded in 2000 as a result of the ever changing and growing healthcare environment. It is comprised of three societies (the Georgia Society for Social Workers in Healthcare, the Georgia Society for Healthcare Quality, and the Georgia Society for Utilization Management) who found it in their best interest to unite and become one. The Georgia Society for Clinical and Resource Management is one of many professional societies affiliated with the Georgia Hospital Association. Each society, while under the administrative and financial auspices of GHA, is autonomous, having its own bylaws, elected officers and programs.