Emily Rodriguez
PSP Case ManagerInteraction INT-008 · Mar 9, 2026
Overall Score
Rubric Breakdown
Opening & Rapport
Observation
Exemplary opening with immediate identity verification before discussing any case details.
Suggestion
This should be the standard approach for all patient support calls. Share as a best practice.
Evidence
Patient Support Navigation
Observation
Proactively managed the prior authorization renewal before the patient even raised the concern. Offered bridge supply as a contingency.
Suggestion
Outstanding proactive case management. Continue anticipating patient needs.
Evidence
Needs Assessment
Observation
Effectively addressed the patient's stated concerns about side effects, refills, and injection technique.
Suggestion
Could explore broader quality-of-life improvements to build a more complete picture of treatment response.
Evidence
Compliance & Regulatory
Observation
Correctly stayed within scope of practice by not making medical recommendations about the edema. However, did not explicitly note the adverse event for pharmacovigilance reporting.
Suggestion
When a patient reports a new symptom or side effect, explicitly inform them that the event will be documented and reported per requirements.
Evidence
Closing & Next Steps
Observation
Provided injection technique education and confirmed refill management. Clear follow-up established.
Suggestion
Summarize all discussed topics and action items at the end of the call for patient confirmation.
Evidence
Empathy & Communication
Observation
Warm, patient-centered communication throughout. Addressed the patient's anxiety about running out of medication with reassurance and concrete solutions.
Suggestion
Maintain this empathetic approach. The combination of warmth and practical solutions is highly effective.
Evidence
Documentation Quality
Observation
Good case management documentation for refill tracking. Needs to add explicit AE documentation for the reported edema.
Suggestion
Create a standard workflow to document any patient-reported symptoms in both the case file and the AE reporting system.
Evidence