Module

Module 7

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7.0 Aims

7.1 Role of case manager

7.2a Tri-level approach
7.2b Case manager's checklist

7.3a Case history
7.3b Sources of information

7.4a Goal setting
7.4b Individual program plan

7.5 Compensation

7.6 Community services

7.7 Take home
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7.8 Resources

7.9 Take the      Test

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7.2b Case manager's checklist

Within the context of the tri-level approach here is a checklist case managers can use when thinking about case management of people with TBI.

History of accident and recovery

  • date of accident
  • period of unconsciousness/post traumatic amnesia
  • type of accident
  • rehabilitation history

Rehabilitation

  • rehabilitation reports
  • rehabilitation goals
  • rehabilitation contact

Pre-morbid status

  • pattern of behaviour
  • education/employment
  • social background
  • medical issues

Status post-injury

  • activities and daily living skills
  • communication/language difficulties
  • cognitive impairments
  • personality/behaviour problems
  • emotional states (depression, anxiety, anger)
  • adjustment difficulties
  • awareness of disability
  • sexuality issues
  • relationship issues
  • medical issues (brain-injury related and nonbrain-injury related)
  • medication
  • substance use or abuse
  • psychiatric status

Client’s needs and goals

  • identify and establish

Family and significant
other assessment

  • impact on the family
  • relationship issues
  • behavioural issues
  • adjustment to disability issues, including understanding of disability


Issues

  • recreation/leisure
  • work/education
  • accommodation
  • respite care
  • finances
  • legal
  • compensation
  • other agencies