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Psychosocial Assessment is part of Case Management. Activate to inspect this relation.Psychosocial Assessment applies to Person-in-Environment. Activate to inspect this relation.Person-in-Environment is derived from Systems Theory. Activate to inspect this relation.Strengths-Based Approach enables Empowerment. Activate to inspect this relation.Advocacy enables Social Justice. Activate to inspect this relation.Empowerment influences Social Justice. Activate to inspect this relation.Crisis Intervention is a Social Casework. Activate to inspect this relation.Social Casework is part of Case Management. Activate to inspect this relation.Professional Ethics constrains Advocacy. Activate to inspect this relation.Professional Ethics constrains Case Management. Activate to inspect this relation.Social Support Network is part of Person-in-Environment. Activate to inspect this relation.Case Management influences Social Support Network. Activate to inspect this relation.Child Welfare applies to Case Management. Activate to inspect this relation.Strengths-Based Approach influences Psychosocial Assessment. Activate to inspect this relation.Empowerment influences Inequality. Activate to inspect this relation.Case ManagementSocial Support NetworkPsychosocial AssessmentSocial CaseworkProfessional EthicsChild WelfarePerson-in-EnvironmentStrengths-Based ApproachCrisis InterventionAdvocacySystems TheoryEmpowermentSocial JusticeInequality
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Case Management

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Case management is the coordination of services and resources to meet a client's assessed needs.

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Social Work
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  • This view connects 3 disciplines: Algebra, Mathematics, Social Work.
  • Inequality is a bridge concept — viewed here through Algebra, Mathematics.
  • The connections here span 4 relation families.

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