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2. Case management: problems and possibilities
management : problems andpossibilitiesDavid Challis, Reader in Social Work and Social care andAssistant Director, PSSRU, University of Kent, CanterburyWe are now in a period of changing structures, organisations andvocabularies. Hence, it is probably helpful to begin with a definitionof terms. care management and case management are phrases whichare currently assuming such currency that their meaning may be lostin a blur of positive value as has happened in recent years to wordssuch as community or decentralisation . Within the Griffiths report(1988) and the prior influential Report of the Audit Commission(1986) are two potentially distinct definitions of the organisationalposition of those who could be seen as care managers or casemanagers.
2. Case management: problems and possibilities David Challis, Reader in Social Work and Social Care and Assistant Director, PSSRU, University of Kent, Canterbury
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