Case Plan Template: Case Management Service
Clients Name: Jose 42-year-old
Case Plan Goal (overall goal):
Objectives
Actions & Tasks
Responsibility
Time Frame
To help Jose in overcoming emotional distress that was followed by his accident, which included mood swings, anxiety, anguish, bouts of anger.
· The situation of emotional turmoil improves after a few months of injury. However, to help Jose control his emotions and help with his ability to overcome anxiety and depression, he needs to consult a physician (Jiang, Webster, Robinson, Kassam-Adams & Richmond, 2018).
· Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) would be implore in working with Jose. The behavioural aspect deals with changes in behaviour which is as a result of learning or experience while the cognitive aspect deals with rational changes in thinking processes and its influence on behaviour. CBT focuses on how to manage and change people’s behaviour so as to resolve social problems affecting them (Payne, 2014).
· Counselling Jose’s family is also important so that the family can be reassured and help them to cope with Jose’s condition on a regular basis (Copanitsanou, Drakoutos & Kechagias, 2018).
· Provide Jose suitable medicines under the proper supervision of the medical professionals so that it can help Jose in improving and stabilise his moods.
· Jose needs also to be encouraged to participate in self-help groups that will help him overcome his anxiety.
· Psychotherapy can also be suggested for Jose under the supervision of mental health professional so that he can overcome his mood swings and anxiety.
· Jose needs to talk more about his feelings with his family and his doctors. This will help him to overcome his fears and depression. Jose would be supported by his family to attend appointments.
· He needs to be engaged more in a daily life routine and to stay active in his daily tasks. He needs to participate in different activities that will help him regain confidence (Scott-Parker, XXXXXXXXXXTo be supported by his family community access and other activities.
· Regular follow up with his doctor, who can also provide refe
als for specific health care. Further, the doctor follow up will also help him monitor his recovery and work with his change in an emotional state.
· Get back to his initial routine, which he followed before his accidents, which will help him, overcome his discomfort and act as a part of his healing process. His family and specialists will support Jose.
6-months
To help Jose in becoming aware of his addiction to pain killers and allowing him to develop the habit of adherence to a medical regimen for his pains as per the recommendation of a medical professional
· The cognitive deficit model explains the addictive disorder of Jose on opioid drugs that contribute to slowed respiration, low blood pressure and drowsiness. This addiction may have also contributed to Jose’s anxiety, jitters and mood swings (Antman et al., XXXXXXXXXXCBT issued in cases of depression, mild anxiety, school phobia etc. It practice ideas include Behaviour therapy, cognitive therapy, social learning, reinforcement, assertiveness training, modelling, motivational interviewing and mindfulness thinking (Payne, 2014).
· The utilisation of long terms pharmacotherapies is suggested by the medical professionals (Bryan, XXXXXXXXXXThis will help in counteracting with the addiction and overcoming the opioid dependence.
· Implementation of clonidine as well as clonidine-naltrexone, which will help in the rapid detoxification (Ding et al., 2016)
· Implementation of Methadone treatment that helps in the reduction of the relapsing rates of the addiction.
· Behavioural therapy that will help Jose concentrate more on his life tasks, especially maintaining a relationship with his family members and also will help him in finding a suitable job.
· Jose needs to participate in an addiction assessment so that the expert can provide him with medical support. His family and specialists will support Jose
· Participating in an addiction treatment program, as the addiction program will help Jose to overcome opioid addiction.
· The treatment program will be followed by a post-treatment care plan that will help Jose overcome his painkiller addiction.
· Behaviour therapist to support Jose in building skills and maintaining healthy relationships.
4-months
To promote normalcy with the modification of self-image so that Jose can regain confidence and try once again to find a jo
· Jose needs to provide with medical assistance with relationships with pathological events (Tzeng, 2020).
· He needs to be provided with counselling so that he can develop a modified version of self-image and self-concept that will help him in maintaining healthcare (Gumbs, 2020).
· The therapy will also allow Jose to live with the pathological conditions and continue with a measured lifestyle so that it can promote personal development (Maslakpak, Shahbaz, Parizad & Ghafourifard, 2018).
· Task-Centred practice (TCP) would be implored in supporting Jose to achieving this goal. TCP is a
ief, direct, definite and structured response to a crisis in a client’s life. The practitioner’s role is to identify and prioritize tasks as identified by the client and then take pragmatic and positive steps in resolving defined issues (Egan & Maidment, 2016).
· Jose needs to take responsibility for improving his self-image by following Orem’s Self-Care Deficit Nursing Theory.
· This will allow Jose to gain normalcy in his daily lives so that he can concentrate on his self-improvement and regain confidence in himself (Hartweg & Pickens, 2016).
· Self-motivation so that he can once again start looking for a job suitable for his condition to regain confidence and normalcy in life.
· A Counsellor needs to work with Jose in achieving this task.
3-months
To develop social interaction so that Jose can come out of his depression and help in overcoming solitude
· The family members need to be involved so that he is encouraged in communicating (Worthington & Wood, 2018).
· Involvement of the family members so that a supportive environment can be created at home that will encourage Jose to communicate more. This will help him in overcoming solitude.
· Counselling and participating in community activities will help Jose to come out of his solitude and interact more.
· Jose will be recommended to follow up regularly with his counselling appointments. The counsellor would follow up with Jose appointments and give necessary information to Jose.
· He will be asked to keep a pain diary so that he can tract his feelings and discuss his fears and anxieties with his therapist. His family will support Jose in keeping the diary.
Three months
To implement adequate rest, proper diet with adjustment of lifestyle so that Jose can accommodate the change in his health status
· Jose needs to concentrate on a healthy eating pattern and exercise routine.
· He needs to consult a nutritionist so that he can shift to healthier food and beverages options.
· Participate in group activities, which will provide him with proper exercise and physical activity routines.
· Proper sleep patterns and exercise routine needs to be implemented in his routine.
· Refe
al to the nutritionist to be completed by the physician.
· Regular follow-up with Jose’s nutritionist
· Keep track of calories intake and weight
· Keep a check on poor lifestyle choices and lack of physical exercise.
· Keep track of the sleep pattern and maintain a diary. His family will support Jose
6-months
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