Titlebook: Care Management; Tasks and Workloads Joan Orme,Bryan Glastonbury Textbook 1993Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1993 care.communi

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Care Management: Process and Outcomes,f distancing social workers to some extent from direct work with clients and allowing others to take on the care manager role is one of the bases for assertions that traditional social work skills will be devalued.

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ial service departments might be changed by the implementation of care management. In doing this it highlights the need from the outset for basic workload strategies to ensure that care really is managed effectively.

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I. Ginzburg,G. Wittum,S. Zaleskif distancing social workers to some extent from direct work with clients and allowing others to take on the care manager role is one of the bases for assertions that traditional social work skills will be devalued.

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Issues in Care Management, because of the role played in them by the private and non-profit sectors of the economy. Others, albeit a minority, do seem to feel that there is a tendency to inflexible bureaucratic behaviour in the current domination of social services departments, which might be eased by measures to loosen mono

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Workload Management and Care Management,d the scope of the care management task, that the job of care manager will be demanding and stressful, adding to an already stressful work setting (NALGO, 1989). Careful attention will have to be paid to the content of the task, to the welfare of staff undertaking it, to their terms of service and t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-45693-3 this we will seek to identify whether care management constitutes a major challenge or change in direction for social work, or whether it can be seen as part of a continuum of flexible and developing practice.