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An evaluation of a client-centered case management program for elder abuse
Author(s)Dana Vladescu, Kimberly Eveleigh, Jenny Ploeg
Journal titleJournal of Elder Abuse & Neglect, vol 11, no 4, 1999
Pagespp 5-22
Sourcehttp://www.tandfonline.com
KeywordsElder abuse ; Case work ; Management [care] ; Evaluation ; Canada.
AnnotationShort-term outcomes of a case management course for competent, community-dwelling abused older Canadians were assessed. The intervention provided by case managers consisted of five components: helping the client set long and short-term goals; providing information about services and legal rights; explaining and discussing options to decrease abuse; supporting the client in deciding whether or not to take action; and involving others in the plan of care. Retrospective data were collected from 26 client records. Intervention outcomes were assessed by determining the number of cases in which abuse was eliminated or decreased at case closure and the reasons for case closure. In 34.6% of the cases, abuse was completely eliminated, while in 30.8% of cases there was some improvement in the situation. (KJ/RH).
Accession NumberCPA-000608208 A
ClassmarkQNT: IGA: QA: 4C: 7S

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