LMSW LMSW Case Management and Service Coordination

Question 1

Which function of case management involves identifying clients who may benefit from services but are not yet receiving them?

Accepted Answer

Outreach

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Service planning

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Monitoring

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Advocacy

Question 2

A case manager conducts a comprehensive biopsychosocial assessment. Which area is MOST important to assess when determining eligibility for intensive case management services?

Accepted Answer

Level of functioning across biological, psychological, and social domains

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Client's insurance coverage only

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Educational history exclusively

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Geographic proximity to the agency

Question 3

In case management, 'service coordination' refers to:

Accepted Answer

Arranging, linking, and monitoring multiple services across providers on behalf of the client

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Providing direct therapy to the client

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Completing administrative paperwork

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Determining the client's diagnosis

Question 4

Which model of case management places the case manager directly in the community alongside the client, providing services in natural settings?

Accepted Answer

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) model

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Broker model

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Clinical model

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Strengths-based model

Question 5

When a social worker encounters a conflict between what a client wants and what the treatment team recommends, the FIRST action should be to:

Accepted Answer

Facilitate a discussion to explore the client's perspective and clarify options

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Override the client's wishes for their own good

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Dismiss the team's recommendation entirely

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Document the conflict and take no further action

Question 6

A care plan in case management should be:

Accepted Answer

Specific, measurable, time-limited, and developed collaboratively with the client

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Developed solely by the case manager without client input

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Vague to allow flexibility in service delivery

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Focused exclusively on the client's deficits