As a case manager

As a case manager you must prepare and plan for the meetings that will be presented and discussed to a group. “Before the meeting, review the details of the case. Bring the intake and assessment material with you, and refer to it if you do not know the answer to a question. In general, however, you should be able to answer most questions without reference to the material.”(Summers, N. p. 355, 2012) Some important elements when presenting to a group about the client to address would be. Why has the client come to the agency for help? What are the problems that the client is faced with? How the client acted in the assessment interview? Meaning was any strange behavior that was present. Next would be what goals if any does the client have? Does the client have any expectations out of the agency? Share with the group any more important information that you feel would impact the client. This could mean providing the team with word for word that something that he or she shared that you feel could be relevant. Last is what recommendations would you feel could help this client. Your impression of who she or he is in general and what path you feel would benefit the client. You should always be prepared before you enter the meeting with your team you work with. This client’s wellbeing is in your hands and getting all the information to your team in imperative. The best course of treatment for Mr. McCune I feel would be to first address would be grief counselling for the loss of his daughter. Grief counselling can be in an individual setting or a group setting. I feel that if Mr. McCune attended a group grief counseling that would help him see he is not alone. Opening up with other parents/caregivers that have also felt the loss of a loved one could be very beneficial to Mr. McCune. I would then address his health in regards of the severe headaches. I would get in contact with a neurologist for Mr. McCune to