Case Management in Eldercare
                                Training Provider: Singapore University of Social Sciences                            
                            
                            
                                Course Reference: TGS-2024050693                            
                            
                                                    
                                S$2,640                            
                                                    About This Course
Discuss the major concepts and models of case management practice.
Analyse the factors that determine success of effective community case management for older persons.
Examine the issues and challenges facing professionals providing in case management services.
Apply case management skills as they relate to older persons and their families.
Appraise the ethical challenges as they relate to community case management service.
Prepare a case study based on Asian context and facilitate a team discussion in class.
What You'll Learn
In GER524 Case Management in Eldercare, students will study the community case management model in the context of home and community-based settings. Care/case management in community-based settings is provided by allied health professionals such as nurses, social workers, case managers, occupational therapists and physiotherapists in developing and developed countries. Concepts and skills related to case management with older adults and their families will be taught in class. With more services being shifted to the community or primary care setting (versus institutional setting) training in assessment, intervention and co-ordination is relevant. Implications for greater burden of care on family members and community-based agencies, as well as need for greater resources is examined. Students will discuss caregiver burnout, tension between family members and employed caregivers, language issues, and solutions to promote the well-being of care recipients. The course has a practical focus and students are encouraged to discuss ways to address these challenges/issues in multidisciplinary teams.
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