Se enfrenta a un caso complejo con múltiples necesidades de los clientes. ¿Cómo se puede negociar para obtener más tiempo y apoyo?

• Assess Clients’ Needs: Understand both immediate issues and anticipate future challenges. • Engage in Conversations: Speak with your clients, their families, and other professionals involved in their care. • Gather Information: Collect all necessary information meticulously. • Document Thoroughly: Ensure all details are documented carefully. • Build Your Case: Use this comprehensive understanding as the foundation for negotiating additional time and support.

1. Precisely assess the needs, teh availability of the resources required to meet the needs, document everything. 2. Prioritise the cases strategically taking into consideration the depth or gravity of the case and also evaluate the consequences. 3. Communicate with the clients, remember trust, dignity and integrity should always be activated in your decisions and discussions. 4. Negotiate for more time or to push the deadline a bit further. Don't force matters be professional in all the negotiations discussions. 5. Execute the cases according to prioritise

Call a formal meeting to discuss your request with the relevant parties. Use the evidence you have in writing to make a strong case. Be ready to respond to inquiries and address concerns. Modify your proposal as necessary. Adaptability: Be willing to make concessions to satisfy the case requirements while arguing for the needs. Provide phased or partial solutions that can still make a difference if full support is not possible.

• Prioritize Goals: Focus on goals based on urgency and impact. • Create a Plan of Action: Address the most critical issues first. • Communicate Priorities: Ensure your client understands and agrees with the priorities. • Align with Client Expectations: Make sure the priorities match your client’s expectations and desires. • Ensure Client Involvement: Involve your client in the decision-making process to ensure they feel heard and engaged.

Be specific with your plan of action regarding what your patient needs first and foremost to safely be discharged from the acute care setting. Ensure the attending provider is aware that the patient cannot discharge from the hospital without the needed resources you, as a case manager, are currently working on obtaining for that patient for their safe DC plan. Communicate clearly and rationally and have the support of your ancillary team, such as PT/OT if appropriate.

• Identify Allies: Find colleagues, supervisors, or other professionals who understand your case. • Seek Advocacy: Engage those willing to advocate on your behalf. • Leverage Endorsements: Use their support to add weight to your request. • Demonstrate Collective Need: Show collective recognition of the need for additional resources. • Strength in Numbers: Utilize the power of having multiple supporters to make your negotiation more compelling.

• Identify Allies: Find colleagues, supervisors, or other professionals who understand your case. • Seek Advocacy: Engage those willing to advocate on your behalf. • Leverage Endorsements: Use their support to add weight to your request. • Demonstrate Collective Need: Show collective recognition of the need for additional resources. • Strength in Numbers: Utilize the power of having multiple supporters to make your negotiation more compelling.

• Identify Allies: Find colleagues, supervisors, or other professionals who understand your case. • Seek Advocacy: Engage those willing to advocate on your behalf. • Leverage Endorsements: Use their support to add weight to your request. • Demonstrate Collective Need: Show collective recognition of the need for additional resources. • Strength in Numbers: Utilize the power of having multiple supporters to make your negotiation more compelling.

• Identify Allies: Find colleagues, supervisors, or other professionals who understand your case. • Seek Advocacy: Engage those willing to advocate on your behalf. • Leverage Endorsements: Use their support to add weight to your request. • Demonstrate Collective Need: Show collective recognition of the need for additional resources. • Strength in Numbers: Utilize the power of having multiple supporters to make your negotiation more compelling.

• Identify Allies: Find colleagues, supervisors, or other professionals who understand your case. • Seek Advocacy: Engage those willing to advocate on your behalf. • Leverage Endorsements: Use their support to add weight to your request. • Demonstrate Collective Need: Show collective recognition of the need for additional resources. • Strength in Numbers: Utilize the power of having multiple supporters to make your negotiation more compelling.