An experienced psychiatric–mental health nurse has begun a new role as a case manager. In this role, the nurse will most likely do which of the following?
A) Visit clients' homes and provide mental health care interventions as needed
B) Provide mental health counseling and prescribe appropriate medications
C) Ensure that clients are complying with orders written by a health care provider
D) Help clients make informed choices and ensure timely access to needed assistance
Ans: D
Feedback:
Case management is responsible for helping the person make informed choices, ensuring timely access to needed assistance, providing opportunities and encouragement for self-help, and coordinating all services to meet the client's needs. Case management does not typically involve the provision of interventions or ensuring compliance.
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