A case manager's perspective

Article Abstract:

Elder care case management involves individualized and client-focused therapy aiming towards client independence, autonomy, protection of rights, and access to services while accounting for individual differences and values. The case situations account for both formal ethical protocols and the subjects' personal ethos along with the issues of quality of life. The role of case managers becomes more effective by incorporating the expertise of other professionals. Case studies highlight the ethical issues and dilemmas experienced in treating abused aged people.

Ethical aspects, Case management (Social services)

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An ombudsman perspective

Article Abstract:

The ability of the Office of the Long-Term Care Ombudsman to work with elder care service providers and professionals from allied disciplines is important to achieve the desired outcomes for the clients. The ombudsman needs to work with a variety of disciplines and may require referral of the case to an appropriate agency. Proper awareness regarding the scope and philosophy of each discipline is imperative in order to address the ethical issues and dilemmas. The role and scope of the ombudsman is illustrated through case studies.

Powers and duties, Ombudsmen

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