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Abstract:
Focus groups were held with home care case managers in two cities in Canada which provided information on the role of the case manager, factors that influence decision making, recent changes that have taken place in case management, and the different and positive aspects of home care case management. Factors which influence decision making were grouped into organizational, client, family, other professionals, and case management factors. The differences in case managers' preparation and functions in the two sites are discussed. The difficult aspects of case management included making tough decisions related to client resources, and client, work life, and management issues. The positive aspects included the personal interaction with clients, the opportunity to follow through on services to clients, the diversity of case management work, and the opportunity for relatively independent professional practice.
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