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What described Dr. Asif Qureshi on August 22, 2024?
He can guide 19 specific types of physicians. The facts are evidenced at www.qureshiuniversity.com/physicians.html He can guide 33 types of lawyers. The facts are evidenced at www.qureshiuniersity.com/lawyers.html He authored at least 5 non-fiction books. The facts are evidenced at www.qureshiuniversity.com/books.png He can guide 33 specific categories of skills. The facts are evidenced at www.qureshiuniersity.com/abilitiesworld.html He can guide more than 1000 different professions, including teachers, lawyers, engineers, physicians, and law enforcement professionals. The facts are evidenced at www.qureshiuniersity.com/professionaworld.html He authored professional questions and answers for at least 150 government departments. This has taken him 23 years in Chicago, Illinois, United States, from 1999 to 2023. The facts are evidenced at www.qureshiuniversity.com/departments.html |
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Case managers: I can guide case managers at various locations. How many types are there? At least 16. What are various examples? 1. Housing case manager 2. Legal case manager 3. Registered nurse case manager 4. Developmental disabilities case manager 5. Health insurance case manager 6. Substance abuse case manager 7. Child case manager 8. Academic case manager 9. Juvenile case manager 10. Hospital case manager 11. Mental health case manager 12. Correctional case manager 13. Rehabilitation case manager 14. Home health case manager 15. Geriatric case manager 16. Case worker Here are further guidelines. Housing case manager Housing case manager: How many problems does this job resolve while on duty? What problems does this job resolve? What are the skills and knowledge required for this job? What are the duties and responsibilities of this job? Housing case manager: How many problems does this job resolve while on duty? At least 10. What problems does this job resolve? What are the issues? 1. Food 2. Housing / Everyday sleeping/living location 3. Health care 4. Clothes 5. Transportation 6. Safety 7. Education (a lack of education leads to long-term consequences) 8. Caregiver 9. Communication (etc.) 10. Case management Article 23: Right to Work. President Kennedy said that the job should be relevant to the individual's abilities and experience. What are the skills and knowledge required for this job? 1. Assessment 2. Communication skills 3. Empathy 4. Organizational skills 5. Problem-solving skills What are the duties and responsibilities of this job? Care coordination
Legal Care Coordination Medical Care Coordination #1: Intake #2: Needs Assessment #3: Implementation and Service Coordination #4: Monitoring and Evaluation Levels of care in case management Level 1: Supportive (Low Complexity) Level 2: Moderate Complexity Level 3: High Complexity Level 4: Intensive (Crisis) Case Management Needs Assessment
Focused Needs Assessment Ongoing Needs Assessment 1. Food 2. Housing / Everyday sleeping/living location 3. Health care 4. Clothes 5. Transportation 6. Safety 7. Education (a lack of education leads to long-term consequences) 8. Caregiver 9. Communication (etc.) 10. Case management / Job relevant to your abilities, experience, research, and justified goals. Wants Entertainment Vacation What are the elements of effective case management? What is the profile of the person? Where is the profile of the person? What are the issues? 1. Food 2. Housing / Everyday sleeping/living location 3. Health care 4. Clothes 5. Transportation 6. Safety 7. Education (a lack of education leads to long-term consequences) 8. Caregiver 9. Communication (etc.) 10. Case management Article 23: Right to Work. President Kennedy said that the job should be relevant to the individual's abilities and experience. Social Support |
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What Does a Case Manager Do?
What Kind of Work Does a Case Manager Do? What Does a Case Manager Do? Case Management is a collaborative process of assessment, planning, facilitation, care coordination, evaluation and advocacy for options and services to meet an individual s and family s comprehensive health needs through communication and available resources to promote patient safety, quality of care, and cost effective outcomes. What Kind of Work Does a Case Manager Do? Although case managers work in a lot of environments, some common elements include: Assessment, which is the process of identification of the condition/needs, abilities and preferences of the individual, which leads to the development of a plan of care. Care planning, which is a kind of health care map, including goals and preferences. The care plan defines strategies and next steps towards achieving the desired outcomes. The ultimate goal is to help individuals take control of their care and be actively involved in evaluating the experience. Alignment, which means case managers work to align all the moving parts and puts the plan into action with the individual. Evaluation/Outcomes Measurement, which tells the individual and case manager what s working, what s not working and what needs to be modified (plan, goals, etc.). Finally, it identifies what progress is being/has been made toward individual goals. Promotes Client Self-Determination, which means the individual learns the skills necessary to take control of their care with confidence. In other words, they know what s wrong with them, what they need to do about it, and the value of doing so. |
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Why is there a need for a weekly discussion arrangement at least for 60 minutes? This is for your well-being. This is for the well-being of residents. |
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Where is the profile of the resident? What is the profile of the resident? |
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Questions the supervisor of resident services of the building or area should be ready to answer at any point. How many residents have been assigned to this supervisor of resident services? How many case managers have been assigned to this supervisor of resident services? What is the profile of each case manager? What is the profile of each resident? What issues are we having at this point? What is the plan of action to resolve these issues? |
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What should you know about this work?
Here are the issues elaborated in question-and-answer format. Questions you need to answer are written at the end of this document.
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Sample Screening Questions to Help Determine
Need for Case Management Services and
Level of Case Management Service Needed
Hello, my name is Dr. Asif Qureshi. How can I help you? At this point, what are the reasons for the consultation? Tell me more. Tell me about yourself. Who all will be in regular communications with me and what are their expectations? How do I identify the person? What identification mark(s) does the person have? Where is the profile of the person? What is the profile of the person? What is the first and last name of the person? What is the date of birth of the person? What is your current mailing address? How long have you lived at this location? What languages do you speak? What are all the mailing addresses of the person since birth? Who verified the findings? What are the issues? These are basic questions; there are many more. Client Name: ID #: Date of Screening: Staff: 1. Presenting Problem(s)/Immediate Needs (Do you or your family members need help with any urgent or pressing problem right now?) 2. Other Case Management Providers (What other agencies are you working with? What services do they provide you? Are you working with a case manager or receiving case management anywhere else? Where, and with whom? Are these services meeting your needs?) 3. Fluency in English and Ease in Navigating Care Systems (Do you have any difficulty understanding English? Filling out forms in English? Do you find it easier to talk to your doctor with someone translating for you? Do you have any trouble making your own appointments, understanding medical instructions, getting what you need from a medical or social service agency?) 4. Immigration Issues (Are you a ________ or documented resident? If not, do you need help with immigration issues?) Case Management Standards 5. Housing (Do you have any problems with your current housing? Is your housing safe and stable? Is your housing in good repair, with adequate furniture and working appliances? Do you have a working phone? Do you already have or need assistance ________?) (Do you ever feel unsafe in your current living situation? Do you ever feel you or a family member/partner would resort to force when interacting? In the past have you ever been involved in a violent relationship?) 6. Collateral Needs/Disclosure Issues (Do your children, partner(s), or other close supports have needs that affect your ability to get healthcare and stay healthy? Do you have a steady source of emotional support from family and friends? Do you need any help telling anyone (loved ones, partners, etc.) that you are _______?) 7. Medical (Card) (Are you covered for medical ________? Do you need help getting your medical care or medications ______ for? Any problems, limitations, or restrictions with your current coverage?) 8. Medical Needs (How is your health right now? Are you currently experiencing any symptoms or disabilities? Do you have any illnesses ______? How recently have you seen your medical providers? Are you able to make and get to your appointments easily? Do you need any help getting your prescriptions filled and taking your medications?) 9. Remuneration/resources(Do you have a steady source of remuneration/resources right now? Does your remuneration/resources meet your basic ______? Any serious outstanding ______? Do you need any help applying for or keeping your _________?) 10. Incarceration (Are you on parole or probation? Serving any type of sentence currently [i.e., community service hours]? Any outstanding warrants, summonses, cases pending?) 11. Mental Health (Have you ever seen a mental health counselor? Received psychiatric care? Are you currently seeing a mental health counselor? Are you currently prescribed medications for depression or other mental health concerns? Who do you speak to when you feel down?) 12. Doctor Consultation Here are further guidelines. http://www.qureshiuniversity.com/doctorconsultation.html 13. Substance Use (Have you used drugs or alcohol in the past? Are you currently using? If so, are you currently enrolled in treatment? Do you consider yourself in recovery? If currently using, are you using harm reduction methods? Do you need a referral for substance use treatment, a harm reduction program, or other support?) 14. Do you need information about how to keep yourself healthy? 15. Supportive Service Needs (How is your diet lately? Do you have a regular source of healthy food? Are you maintaining your weight? Do you need help obtaining groceries or meals? Do you have enough clothing to keep you comfortable and protected? Can you get transportation from your home to your appointments, grocery store, easily? Do you need a referral for legal help?) Case management recommended |
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What do you have to do? Email. Call. Forward postal mail. Research. Arrange meetings to resolve issues. Make plans of action to resolve issues. Make justified suggestions to resolve issues. Make genuine profiles of your clients. Follow up. What is a client? Someone who uses a service that provides help or advice. A service that gets resources from the system. What if competent case managers are not around? You have to find competent case managers and assign cases to them. What if, after searching for such case managers, you do not find one? Doctor Asif Qureshi is willing to educate new case managers. 5 individuals from each entity. 5 individuals from the Community Counseling Center of Chicago. 5 individuals from Asian Human Services at this point. Case Manager Training Program Procedures for Grants and Contracts Grants Management Grants Management Manual What problem are you trying to solve? Case management What services will be provided or activities will take place? Case management training program Who will be served? Residents of the state. Residents outside the state. What are the time constraints? These examples will help you understand. From October 1, 2018, until March 11, 2019, the Community Counseling Center of Chicago at C4 Clark, 4740 North Clark Street in Chicago, IL 60640 could not provide competent case managers. From October 1, 2018, until March 11, 2019, Asian Human Services at 4753 North Broadway, Suite 700, in Chicago, IL 60640 could not provide competent case managers. Some of them even did not know what the duties of a case manager are. Doctor Asif Qureshi is willing to provide the necessary guidance. Who will provide the service? Doctor Asif Qureshi, Program Director Mailing address as of March 11, 2019: 5042 N. Winthrop Ave #237 Chicago, IL 60640 Why is the service needed? As of March 11, 2019, no competent case managers were available. Only Britney Shaw was seen trying her best to resolve issues, but she is not affiliated with C4 or Asian Human Services. Britney Shaw deserves a salary raise effective on or after March 12, 2019. Approximately how much will it cost? 1 million dollars are required for grants. What should be considered before developing the idea into a proposal? 19 years of research in Chicago, Illinois, has revealed these facts. What is the need? Competent case managers. How will this program benefit Chicago, Illinois, United States or states in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and Australia? Doctor Asif Qureshi has 7 years of hospital experience as a physician and 19 years of research experience in Chicago, Illinois. Competent case managers are required in every state to address issues before they get to primary care physicians, medical emergency doctors, or similar entities, including state attorneys or similar entities. How many people will be served? 10-13 million residents of every state, directly or indirectly. What is the benefit to every state s residents? Case managers aid and advocate for clients in the medical, legal, and/or social services fields. At least 60 residents are assigned to every case manager. What would the funds be used for? Uses of funds for 1 year:
Sources of funds: Illinois Department of Public Health Any entity nominated by the Illinois Department of Public Health. Illinois Department of Human Services. Any entity nominated by the Illinois Department of Human Services. Does the project appear to be more appropriate for public or private funding? Public government entities. Are the outcomes transferable to other populations? Yes. Similar guidelines are transferable to California, New York, and similar locations. Can the project be a prototype for other projects? Yes. After this, we have to consider primary care physicians, ER physicians, aviation, and public services, which includes at least 1000 professions, such as teachers, lawyers, engineers, and specific physicians. How will the project continue at the end of the award period? Similar guidelines can be circulated for more than 1000 different professions. What did you understand? What are the issues? What is your answer? |
