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An agenda for care programming and care management.

Authors: S, Onyett;

An agenda for care programming and care management.

Abstract

Lack of central clarity within the implementation guidance (HC(90)23/LASSL (90)11) and differing time scales for implementation have led to a lack of consideration of the relationship between the care programming approach (CPA) and care management (CM). Instead, says Steve Onyett, there appears to be a short-sighted scrabble to achieve the requirements of the care programming circular at the expense of rational longer-term planning. This article has two aims: to argued that there is no sensible long-term basis for differentiating the CPA and CM, and to set out a longer-term agenda for their development.

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Decision Making, Outcome Assessment, Health Care, Planning Techniques, Psychiatric Department, Hospital, Community Mental Health Services, Community-Institutional Relations, Patient Care Planning, Patient Discharge, State Medicine, United Kingdom

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