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Case Manager is responsible for:
Securing and
coordinating services to meet individual client needs
Assessment and
case planning
Advocating for
access to services
Monitoring and
evaluating case plans.
- The tri-level
approach is a way of looking at the person and their environment.
It focuses
on three systems:
personality
systems include
impairments, mood, adjustment, insight
about brain injury, beliefs, values and hopes
interactional
system includes
family, rehabilitation, environment,
relationships with spouses or partners, children, friends
socio-cultural
system includes
cultural background, community issues
and supports for people with disabilities
- Taking a case
history is one of the tasks of a case manager. There are aspects
of taking a case history that are specifically
relevant for a case history of a person with TBI.
- Information
sources you can use to assess a person's rehabilitation history
include: agency
reports, self
reports, family
report and others.
- Key values
that should inform goal setting:
- autonomy
in decision making,
- empowerment
- least
restrictive environment
- community
participation.
- compensation
makes a difference to service provision
- there are many relevant generic community services
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