Care giver: Works one on one with clients caring for them often on a 24 hour basis. Jobs include in-home caretaker, childcare, etc. Case Management Overview Paper
Tracy O’Neill
BSHS 405
07/18/2016

Case Management Overview Paper
Tracy O’Neill
BSHS 405
07/18/2016

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This paper has the purpose to give an overview of Human Service Case Management. There are thirteen roles and responsibilities of a case manager that will be discussed along with defining special populations, the potential issues a case manager should be able to address. The paper will explain the importance of being able to identify problems and causes of behavior using theoretical models.
The thirteen different roles and responsibilities for a case manager are briefly described below.
1. Outreach Worker, goes out into the communities to reach out to find people who are in need of help. The outreach worker tries to find agencies that might have the help or resources that the person or people need. Then they will follow up to make sure that the person or people have received the help or if the might need anything else.
2. Broker, helps clients find services they need and acts as a liaison between the client and the service providers. The broker might also speak to the service providers on behalf of the client.
3. Advocate, they are considered champions of the Human Service Profession because they defend, fight for services, policy issues, rules, regulations and laws that will benefit the client(s).
4. Evaluator, evaluates client, community programs and their needs. These programs could range from medical, mental health, social, educational, or spiritual. After evaluation plan for the client will be formulated.
5. Teacher/Educator, Performs instructional activities and models new behaviors for clients.
6. Behavior Changer, uses counseling skills for behavioral therapy.
7. Mobilizer, organizes client and community support to help get new resources for client(s) and communities.
8. Consultant, Works with other professions and agencies regarding their handling of problems and needs by offering knowledge or support.
9. Community Planner, Works with community boards and community leaders to ensure that developments are in the best interest of the community.
10. Care giver, works one on one with clients caring for them often on a twenty-four-hour basis. Jobs include in-home caretaker, childcare, etc.
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