CBHCM Coordination of Care

Question 1

What is the primary role of a behavioral health case manager in coordinating care?

Accepted Answer

To facilitate communication and collaboration among various service providers

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To provide direct clinical therapy

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To manage the client's financial resources

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To handle administrative duties only

Question 2

Which of the following is a key component of follow-up and monitoring in behavioral health case management?

Accepted Answer

Regularly tracking the client's progress and making adjustments to the care plan

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Only documenting the client's initial assessment

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Scheduling annual evaluations only

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Reviewing only the client's medication list

Question 3

What should a case manager do during a crisis intervention?

Accepted Answer

Provide immediate support and intervention to stabilize the client and ensure their safety

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Refer the client to another case manager

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Focus only on administrative paperwork

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Wait for the crisis to resolve on its own

Question 4

Why is client advocacy an important aspect of a case manager’s role?

Accepted Answer

To represent and support the client’s needs and rights within the healthcare system and community resources

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To ensure clients follow all treatment plans without question

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To manage the client's personal finances

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To provide administrative support to healthcare providers

Question 5

What is an effective strategy for managing the coordination of care for a client who is receiving services from multiple providers?

Accepted Answer

Holding regular case conferences or meetings to discuss the client’s progress and coordinate efforts

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Limiting communication between providers to avoid confusion

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Relying on the client to communicate between providers

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Focusing solely on the services provided by one provider