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- Case Management, Social Work
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This document contains five short-answer exam questions on case management evaluation, covering topics such as evaluating client progress, the four phases of behavior change, the roles of a helping professional, the importance of feedback in evaluating direct services, and strategies for determining when a client is ready to terminate services. It is for Week 5.
What's inside
- Evaluating client progress
- Four phases of behavior change
- Roles of a helping professional
- Importance of feedback in evaluating direct services
- Strategies for determining when a client is ready to terminate services
Who it is for: Students preparing for a case management exam in Week 5. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Case management is a social work practice. It involves evaluating client progress, understanding behaviour change, and providing feedback. Students learn about the roles of helping professionals and how to assess when clients are ready to end services.
Evaluating Client Progress
Case managers monitor clients' progress during treatment. They capture positive changes and barriers. They adjust treatment plans as needed.
Four Phases of Behaviour Change
The four phases are pre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation, and action. Each phase has different client behaviours and helping strategies.
Roles of a Helping Professional
The three roles are caregiver, teacher, and crisis intervener. Each role has different functions in supporting clients.
Feedback in Direct Services
Feedback is crucial for evaluating treatment effectiveness. It helps in monitoring progress and modifying service plans.
Key terms
- Case Manager
- A professional who evaluates and supports clients' progress during treatment.
- Pre-contemplation
- The first phase of behaviour change, where clients may deny having a problem.
- Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
- A theory used to help clients prioritise their needs and cope with changes.
- Crisis Intervener
- A helping professional who provides immediate support during client crises.
- Service Termination
- The process of ending services when clients' goals have been met.
- Feedback
- Client input used to evaluate and adjust treatment plans.
Questions this document helps with
- How do case managers track clients' progress during treatment?
- What are the four stages of behaviour change?
- How do helping professionals support clients during crises?
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