"Promoting partnerships in case management - key
or catch?"
11th Case Management Society of Australia National Conference
Thurs & Fri, 12-13 June 2008, Melbourne
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"EARLY BIRD" RATE
ENDS tomorrow 9 May 2008
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"National Standards of Practice for Case Management" Publications
National Standards of Practice for Case Management document
This document is provided in hard copy to all new members as part of
their membership package when joining the the CMSA.
Two follow up practitioner tool documents were published in November 2006
to assist Case Managers to measure (and improve) their practice against the
CMSA National Standards.
National Standards of Practice for Case Management
Self Assessment Framework (SAF)
National Standards of Practice for Case Management
Self Assessment Matrix (SAM)
Copies of all 3 documents can be purchased via the Australian
Standards Website of SAI Global, direct links to each document are available
via our Publications section or by clicking below
Alternately copies can also be purchased by telephoning SAI Global on 131
242 within Australia
Please Note:
CMSA members can also purchase extra copies of the 3 documents via the
CMSA office.
Order forms are available for download in the Members Only area of this
website.
The CMSA Ethical Principles
document was launched at the 10th CMSA conference in March 2007.
To download the document please click link below
"Case Management and Community Care" Discussion Paper
The final paper has now been released after extensive feedback received
by both ACSA and CMSA.
To download click here
Case Management and Community Care
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