38. Supporters’ Guide to Case Management - Online Study Session

Content 

• Introduction to Case Management 
• Medical Abbreviations 
• Definition of Case Management 
• Who we are – CMSUK & IRCM 
• Case Management Practice 
• What is a Case Manager 
• Things to consider when supporting a Case Manager 
• Standards and Points of Reference 
• Rehab Code – what it means to you 
• The Stakeholders 
• Reasons for different funding of rehab 
• Content of a Referral 
• Getting Ready 
• Date Protection 
• Q & A 

Meet the presenters:-

Sue Ford, a qualified Nurse (RGN/RSCN) since 1989, has diverse experience in adult and children's nursing across London and Sheffield. After becoming a nurse teacher, she dedicated years to healthcare education.

In 2011, driven by a growing interest in case management and rehabilitation, Sue transitioned from the University of York to become a Director/Case Manager at Bridge Case Management. Specialising in polytrauma and serious orthopaedic cases for both adults and children, she is dedicated to showcasing the enhanced outcomes achievable through effective case management.

As Chair of the CMSUK Board and the Membership Committee, Sue played a pivotal role in revising the Code of Ethics in 2018. Leveraging her educational background, she actively contributes to CMSUK's mission by supporting the development of professional pathways for case managers and fostering the sharing and advancement of best practices.

Carole Chantler's professional background is nursing, critical care. She commenced her case management career in Canada working in travel, private health and government health care case management.

In the late 90s she set up a case management company in the UK dealing with personal injury and has worked in this arena ever since.

She is a founding member of CMSUK and a past Chair, recently stepping down from her role as a CMSUK Director to focus on her position as Chair of the IRCM.  In 2011, she earned her Master's degree in Case Management.

Since 2004 Carole has worked for both Claimant and Defendant law firms advising on rehabilitation and health. She was a director of DWF for 5 years working closely with all parties involved in rehabilitation and progression of claims. She chaired the Cat Committee on the revision of the 2015 Rehabilitation Code.

Carole has her own company where she works with all parties, advising on case management, statutory provision and rehabilitation.

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The member rate applies to those with a paid annual membership only and not those with a pending or lapsed membership. 

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