PubMed · 11015077
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L Eastes. 2000. Trauma case management defined.. https://doi.org/10.1067/men.2000.108844
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Existing board and care facilities remain important for psychosocial rehabilitation because of scarcity of housing alternatives and advances in empowerment and skill transfer methods. Re-engineering board and care to mitigate the disadvantages of congregate housing requires a) a physical plant upgrade; b) home-like amenities; c) in-house programming; and d) collaboration with a psychiatric rehabilitation center. Continuing collaboration with the original owner of a commercial board and care home can be helpful, but requires careful coordination of the differing cultures. This article describes practical ways to convert an existing board and care facility.
This study assessed the level of agreement among expert's opinion of the critical ingredients of the strengths model of case management. Twenty-eight experts rated the "significance" to the model of 72 elements/behaviors thought to be important and 8 distracter elements. There were also five open-ended questions asking for opinions on agency structure, service delivery, etc. The results found an extremely high agreement among the experts on virtually all items.