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What is the primary benefit of sharing decision-making with clients?
What is the primary benefit of sharing decision-making with clients?
- It makes clients feel like valuable contributors. (correct)
- It reduces the workload for the leaders.
- It allows leaders to control the outcomes of plans.
- It helps clients avoid taking responsibility.
Why is it recommended to say 'I don’t know' to a client when facing a case management problem?
Why is it recommended to say 'I don’t know' to a client when facing a case management problem?
- To make the client feel more confident.
- To demonstrate lack of expertise.
- To avoid giving inaccurate information. (correct)
- To buy time for finding the correct answer.
What strategy is NOT part of the five strategies for conflict management?
What strategy is NOT part of the five strategies for conflict management?
- Collaboration
- Accommodation
- Evading (correct)
- Negotiation
What is emphasized as essential when preparing for a negotiation?
What is emphasized as essential when preparing for a negotiation?
What does the mesosystem describe in relation to a child's development?
What does the mesosystem describe in relation to a child's development?
How can leaders demonstrate motivation to others effectively?
How can leaders demonstrate motivation to others effectively?
Which of the following is included in the exosystem of Bronfenbrenner's model?
Which of the following is included in the exosystem of Bronfenbrenner's model?
What is a critical component of successful negotiation as stated in the content?
What is a critical component of successful negotiation as stated in the content?
Which of the following behaviors are leaders encouraged to demonstrate?
Which of the following behaviors are leaders encouraged to demonstrate?
How does the macrosystem influence individuals?
How does the macrosystem influence individuals?
What role does the chronosystem play in a child's development?
What role does the chronosystem play in a child's development?
What role does communication play in negotiation?
What role does communication play in negotiation?
Which statement best describes the significance of understanding the cascading effects in Bronfenbrenner's model?
Which statement best describes the significance of understanding the cascading effects in Bronfenbrenner's model?
What is the primary focus of case management in the context of understanding these systems?
What is the primary focus of case management in the context of understanding these systems?
What can be a consequence of changes in one microsystem for a child?
What can be a consequence of changes in one microsystem for a child?
Which of the following best describes the need for cultural sensitivity among case managers?
Which of the following best describes the need for cultural sensitivity among case managers?
What type of information is documented under the subjective section of SOAP?
What type of information is documented under the subjective section of SOAP?
Which term refers to a standard used for evaluating performance in health care?
Which term refers to a standard used for evaluating performance in health care?
What is the purpose of clinical practice guidelines?
What is the purpose of clinical practice guidelines?
What does internal validity refer to in a study?
What does internal validity refer to in a study?
Which of the following actions primarily reflects objective observations made by the clinician?
Which of the following actions primarily reflects objective observations made by the clinician?
What is meant by 'information flow' in health care systems?
What is meant by 'information flow' in health care systems?
What are direct case management outcomes focused on?
What are direct case management outcomes focused on?
What does external validity examine in research findings?
What does external validity examine in research findings?
What is a key characteristic of authentic leadership?
What is a key characteristic of authentic leadership?
Which of the following describes the focus of charismatic leaders?
Which of the following describes the focus of charismatic leaders?
Which component is NOT part of authentic leadership?
Which component is NOT part of authentic leadership?
What primarily drives authentic leaders in their leadership style?
What primarily drives authentic leaders in their leadership style?
How do charismatic leaders typically gain followers?
How do charismatic leaders typically gain followers?
What is an outcome of balanced processing in authentic leadership?
What is an outcome of balanced processing in authentic leadership?
Which leadership style emphasizes building relationships and valuing follower input?
Which leadership style emphasizes building relationships and valuing follower input?
What does relational transparency in authentic leadership entail?
What does relational transparency in authentic leadership entail?
What is a key characteristic of aggressive negotiators?
What is a key characteristic of aggressive negotiators?
Which of the following is a weakness of aggressive negotiation?
Which of the following is a weakness of aggressive negotiation?
Cooperative negotiators are known for which of the following traits?
Cooperative negotiators are known for which of the following traits?
In the context of negotiation, emotional intelligence primarily relates to which capability?
In the context of negotiation, emotional intelligence primarily relates to which capability?
According to the ecological model, which system has the most direct impact on an individual?
According to the ecological model, which system has the most direct impact on an individual?
What is a potential risk faced by cooperative negotiators?
What is a potential risk faced by cooperative negotiators?
Which tactic is typically used by aggressive negotiators?
Which tactic is typically used by aggressive negotiators?
What is a strength of cooperative negotiation?
What is a strength of cooperative negotiation?
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Study Notes
Leadership Styles
- Leadership styles are influenced by beliefs, values, personal traits, and preferences.
- Authentic leadership emphasizes building trust and transparency with followers.
- Values input from followers and builds on ethical foundation.
- Focuses on long-term goals and vision.
- Components include: Self-awareness, relational transparency, balanced processing, and internalized moral perspectives.
- Charismatic leadership relies on charm and grace to attract followers.
- Leaders are adept at reading environments and understanding people's moods and concerns.
- Participative leadership involves sharing decision-making with others.
- Allows clients to be key decision-makers in their plans.
- Key behaviors of effective leadership:
- Establishing credibility
- Improving communication skills
- Being a role model
- Taking an interest in the client
- Rewarding positive behaviors
- Sharing in decision-making
- Offering constructive criticism
- Forwarding others
- Inspiring others
- Conflict management is essential for leaders. Strategies include:
- Avoidance
- Competition
- Accommodation
- Negotiation
- Collaboration
- Collaboration takes more time but is best for complex or emotional issues.
Negotiation Skills
- Negotiation skills can help control costs and ensure access to necessary benefits for clients.
- Successful negotiation steps:
- Being optimally prepared by researching the other side's perspective.
- Clearly stating the problem, goal, and needed solutions.
- Effective communication.
- Being realistic and avoiding unreasonable demands.
- Types of negotiators:
- Aggressive: Uses intimidation and threats.
- Cooperative: Builds common ground and seeks joint solutions.
- Emotional intelligence is crucial for successful negotiation.
- It allows for empathy and understanding, fostering a person-centered approach.
Ecological Model
- The Ecological Systems Theory, developed by Urie Bronfrenbrenner, highlights the interaction between individuals and their environments.
- Five nested systems:
- Microsystem: Immediate environment, family, and friends.
- Mesosystem: Interactions between different microsystems (e.g., family and school).
- Exosystem: Environments the individual is not directly involved in but impact them (e.g., government policies).
- Macrosystem: Cultural beliefs and ideologies.
- Chronosystem: The role of time in development.
- Understanding these systems allows case managers to be culturally sensitive and provide effective support.
Principles of Intake/Assessment
- Intake/Assessment is the initial step in the assessment and treatment process.
- SOAP is a framework for documenting information:
- Subjective: Client's feelings, attitudes, and progress from their perspective.
- Objective: Observable facts and observations.
- Assessment: Analysis of client's needs and strengths.
- Plan: Plan for intervention and future actions.
Key Terms
- Administration and management process: Activities within the governance and management systems of a healthcare organization.
- Benchmark: Standard or set of standards used to evaluate performance and quality.
- Care delivery process: Activities performed by practitioners and suppliers of care.
- Clinical practice guideline: Systematically developed statements to guide healthcare decisions.
- Clinical processes: Activities of healthcare practitioners with clients and their families.
- Direct case management outcomes: Measurement of results directly related to case manager’s interventions.
- Health systems outcome: Performance indicators measured for the healthcare system as a whole (e.g., cost of care, quality of care, health status).
- External validity: Generalizability of study findings to other people and places.
- Internal validity: Approximate truth of causal relationships within a study.
- Information flow: Transportation of facts, knowledge, and data to support informed decision-making.
- Materials flow: Movement of equipment and supplies across systems and processes.
- Outcomes: Results of care, used as indicators of quality.
Strong Verbs for Case Notes
- Referred
- Confronted
- Reflected
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