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    • Integrating reverse mentoring can enhance the development and retention of the future case management workforce.

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    • Implementing reverse mentoring programs could be a key strategy for addressing workforce shortages in case management.
    • Adapting professional development models is essential for ensuring a sustainable and dynamic case management field.