2.17 Key Terms Study Guide

The material in this chapter are the core of being an effective Case Manager.  Once you understand the important knowledge base, skills and guidelines for case management you will have a solid foundation for understanding how to be an effective case manager.  You may be familiar with these terms, but If you are not familiar with the terms below, I recommend you download this study sheet, add more spaces to write in definitions and relevant information (or make flashcards) as you read the chapter and watch videos.

1. Anti-Oppressive Practice
2. Anti-Racism
3. Biological Theory
4. Biological Dimension
5. Biopsychosocial Plus Model
6. Case manager
7. Client
8. Closure, Terminating the Case
9. Consumer
10. Correctional / Incarcerated
11. Cultural Competence
12. Cultural Dimension
13. Drug Treatment Court (DTC)
14. Ecological Framework
15. Ecological Model – Micro, Meso & Maco Levels
16. Families
17. Harm Reduction
18. Independence
19. Indigenous
20. Indigenous Worldviews
21. Individuals
22. Interviewing Skills
23. MAP (Managed Alcohol Prevention)
24. MMT (Methadone Maintenance Treatment)
25. Monitoring
26. Patient
27. Peer
28. Populations
29. Psychological Dimension
30. Resources
31. Service Plan
32. Screening & Assessment
33. Seniors
34. Skills
35. Social Histories
36. Social Dimension
37. Spiritual Dimension
38. Suboxone
39. Support
40. Systems Theory
41. Withdrawal Management