D050 Unit 6: Module 8 quiz

This type of case management model is comprised of a community-based treatment team that focuses on helping patients develop and maintain employability, housing, mental health (stability), and social status. Which case management model is this?

This case management model was developed from the mass deinstitutionalization of state hospitals in the 1950’s with a goal to integrate these patients into the community.

The Intensive Case management (ICM) model was developed based upon which central principles?

A disadvantage of the Intensive case management (ICM) model it that patients can be hindered in receiving treatment as most of the services offered are time-limited, offering patients treatment for a specific time frame.

Which case management model is guided by these three-primary concepts: self-worth, self-determination, and self-regulation?

This case management model originated in the early 1980s because of the failing mental health system and resulting patient noncompliance with treatment and limited services:

Intensive Case management helps patients meet which of the following psychosocial needs? Select all that apply.

This person wrote “The Strengths Model” to highlight the role of the client in recovery:

Which is NOT a principle of the strengths-based model?

Which of the following reasons created the need for a Strengths-based Case Management model perspective?

This individual believed that ‘humans are valuable in nature, and everyone has something positive to bring to the earth” which helped launch the idea of a strengths-based approach.

The role of the care coordinator in the Brokerage Case Management model (sometimes call the generalist case model) is to assess the client’s immediate needs, then connect the client with a list of available resources to meet those needs and assist them with contacting and connecting with those resources.

You are the care coordinator working with a homeless veteran that is dealing with a substance abuse problem who needs community support. You provide the patient with a list of AA/NA groups and homeless shelters in the area. Which case management model would you be using?

Case Study: Your patient/client has been referred to you as part of an assertive community treatment (ACT) team after her recent drug overdose. Mary explains that she knows that she has a substance abuse problem and is now ready to commit to do what she can for recovery and rebuild her life. She states that her family is now being supportive with housing and a job. Mary shares with you that she was a very talented chef prior to her addiction and that she is ‘not a quitter’ and wants to live a normal life again. Which case management model might you select when supporting Mary?

In this case management model, the case manager takes on the role of clinical therapist in addition to providing connection to services and biopsychosocial support.

Which action is an example of a healthcare professional using the Clinical Case Management Model?

What are some of the common care delivery models used in all areas of managed care, including with mental health and substance-abuse clinical support?

This care delivery model was promoted by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) and keeps patients connected to a single primary-care physician who works with other specialty providers.

The goals of the Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) care model are:

The Guided care model can be used by the following health care professionals when helping to guide and manage the care for complex patients with multiple chronic conditions:

This primarily serves the Medicare and Medicaid populations and was established by CMS as part of the Affordable Care Act of 2010.

Once comprehensive health and clinical health outcomes of specific groups are studied then these care delivery models are designed to address the unique characteristics of specific populations to deliver more targeted care for those populations. Which care delivery model is this?