What Is Intensive Case Management? - Schizophrenia Support Network

Описание: What Is Intensive Case Management? Intensive Case Management is an essential service designed to support individuals facing severe mental health challenges, such as schizophrenia. In this video, we will discuss how this community-based approach provides long-term care to those who may not need immediate hospitalization but still require ongoing assistance. Discover how a dedicated team of professionals, including social workers and nurses, collaborates to meet the unique needs of each individual, ensuring they receive personalized care in their own communities.

We will highlight the importance of providing support in non-clinical settings, which can significantly reduce hospital admissions and enhance overall well-being. This model is particularly beneficial for individuals with schizophrenia, as it helps manage symptoms effectively while improving social functioning and quality of life. The care team plays a vital role in assisting clients with daily tasks and connecting them to community services, making the journey through the mental healthcare system more navigable for families.

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