Canada's At Risk Populations: An Introduction to Case Management

Canada’s At Risk Populations: An Introduction to Case Management offers a thorough instructional guide to those interested in the role of case manager. Chapters provide an introduction to this valuable occupation, assessing and working with risk, the various types of reports and documentation, and local service exploration. There is also an introduction to the unique needs of the various populations that Canadian case managers work with, including indigenous people, seniors, the LGBTQ+ community, persons with physical or psychological disabilities, children and youth, those with HIV/AIDS or Hepatitis, the autistic community, and victims of domestic violence, homelessness, or human trafficking. Chapter exercises provide learning scenarios for each population, their particular challenges, and the specific factors case managers must consider in order to get them the help they need.