Case study is one of the important factors in advancement into higher level. It is also a factor in evaluation professional capability. However, case study report turn-in rate is 22.8% thus hinders advancement. The purpose of this care study is to identify the causes of low care report turn-in rate. After analysis, few problems were identified, including the inability to use search engines and to search publications and the lack of ideas, motivation, compensation, and training. Through special programs, include hosting seminars to train how to formulate ideas, how to write, to create LINE group to share ideas and to seek help, the case report turn-in rate rose from 22.8% to 29.6%. These approaches were proven useful to help those who wish to work on case study report.