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Case Management Flashcards

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  1. What ethical boundary is most important in case management?

    Answer: Maintaining clear professional boundaries while building therapeutic rapport

    Clear professional boundaries are essential for effective therapy while maintaining appropriate therapeutic rapport.

  2. How should confidentiality be handled in case management?

    Answer: Maintain strict confidentiality with limited exceptions for safety and legal mandates

    Strict confidentiality is a cornerstone of counseling, with exceptions only for imminent danger and legal mandates such as child abuse reporting.

  3. What assessment tool is essential for case management practice?

    Answer: Validated, culturally appropriate assessment instruments combined with clinical interview

    Using validated, culturally appropriate instruments alongside clinical interview ensures comprehensive and fair assessment.

  4. How should cultural competency be applied in case management?

    Answer: Develop awareness of cultural factors and adapt approaches to honor client diversity

    Cultural competency requires ongoing awareness, knowledge, and skill development to provide effective care across diverse populations.

  5. What self-care practice is essential for case management practitioners?

    Answer: Regular self-care prevents burnout and ensures competent, ethical practice

    Regular self-care is a professional obligation that prevents burnout and maintains the practitioner's ability to provide competent care.

  6. How should treatment termination be managed in case management?

    Answer: Plan for termination collaboratively, including relapse prevention and referral resources

    Collaborative termination planning ensures clients are prepared with relapse prevention strategies and know how to access resources if needed.