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TRINITY HEALTH: CMSA's Integrated Case Management Training

CMSA is pleased to bring an updated ICM Training with program elements and training activities reflected in the newly published ICM Manual (2nd edition).

CMSA's Integrated Case Management Training provides multiple strategies to engage clients, stratify risk, and develop care plans to mitigate risk and help clients achieve improved health and well-being. Join us to learn these concepts through engaged learning, self-study and interactive sessions with your peers.

This course consists of both self-study, and virtual face-to-face training activities.

SELF-STUDY ACTIVITIES
Allow two (2) - three (3) weeks for completion prior to the virtual Face-to-Face training.

  • Purchase and read CMSA's Integrated Case Management:  A Manual for Case Managers by Case Managers (2nd Edition) through Springer Publishing. 
NOTE: If you have a previous version of the ICM Manual, you will need to purchase the latest version for this training.
  • Complete five (5) online training sessions covering different sections of the ICM Manual.
  • Each of the five training sessions will contain a 25-question quiz following the completion of that video.
  • Complete an Emotional Intelligence Survey.
  • Complete two (2) case studies.
VIRTUAL FACE-TO-FACE ACTIVITIES
Instructor-led, interactive classroom training on ZOOM platform.
  • Interactive communication exercises
  • Role-play group exercises
  • Review of the integrated case management process
  • Practical application of the adult and pediatric complexity assessment grids
  • Understand the care planning process for complex patients
  • Review and evaluate case studies
  • Completion of a Final Quiz - post training
OBJECTIVES:
  1. Identify supporting care for behavioral and physical illness in patient/clients with health complexity.
  2. Develop skills in moving complex, high-cost patients/clients to health stabilization through comprehensive assessments, communication skills and integrated care plan with systematic case management procedures.
  3. Demonstrate how to document clinical, functional, quality of life and cost outcomes as a part of case management activities.
  4. Distinguish the cross-disciplinary understanding and application of integrated PH and MH/SUD case management practices.
  5. Role-play integrated case management techniques using ICM-CAG tools during supervised face-to-face case scenarios.
  6. Organize tools and resources to complete the session prepared to implement integrated case management.
CONTINUING EDUCATION:
28.5 RN, SW, and CCM credits

COMPLETIONTIMELINE:

CLASS ONE:
Self-Study Completion: due April 9, 2024
Virtual F2F Attendance: April 16 - 18, 2024 12:00p - 4:15p Eastern

CLASS TWO:
Self-Study Completion:  due April 16, 2024
Virtual F2F Attendance:  April 23 - 25, 2024 1:00p - 5:15p Eastern