Course details
Learning outcomes
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:
- define and apply case management as a method of service delivery across a variety of sectors
- describe case management core competencies and their applications in the day-to-day work of case managers
- characterize key concepts of philosophy, values definitions and case management models that underpin the practice of case management
- discuss the implications of eco systems theory as it pertains to the client system and the environment in which intervention, assessment and services take place
- examine diversity in client populations and its implications for case management practice
- read critically and evaluate timely research articles and support continuous learning activities
- identify the structure of the formal community service system and the informal support system and explain their importance for case managers
Schedule information
Part of the following programs
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Certificate in Applied Management
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