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Where There's a Will - There's a Way

Posted by GVT Admin on Jan 24, 2024 9:32:47 AM

To better understand the challenges facing caseworkers immersed in the struggle to protect children, this week we interviewed a Child and Family Care caseworker we have been acquainted with for many years. We wanted to offer a deeply personal insight into the world that these caseworkers inhabit. Our generous contributor this week has been a child and family care caseworker in Chicago for 21 years.

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Topics: caseworkers, Family and Child Welfare

The Key Role and Importance of Case Management in Healthcare

Posted by GVT Admin on Jan 22, 2024 12:28:00 PM

In the intricate web of healthcare, where compassion meets complexity, case management emerges as a linchpin, weaving together the diverse threads of patient care. Beyond the clinical walls, it is a human touch, a guiding force, and a vital bridge between patients, healthcare providers, and the multifaceted healthcare system. In this exploration, we delve into the importance of case management in healthcare, understanding its impact on patient well-being and the overall effectiveness of the healthcare ecosystem.               

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Topics: case management software, healthcare

Homeless Case Management Best Practices You Must Know About

Posted by GVT Admin on Jan 18, 2024 10:13:00 AM

Embarking on the journey of addressing homelessness requires a holistic and compassionate approach, and at the heart of this effort lies the critical role of homeless case management. In this exploration, we delve into the nuanced strategies and methodologies that underpin effective care for individuals experiencing homelessness.    

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Topics: Homeless & Food Pantry, case management software

A Constantly Shifting Paradigm

Posted by GVT Admin on Jan 17, 2024 2:45:43 PM

Social workers who identify with the marginalized populations they are sworn to support are now caught up in a shifting social paradigm that has turned identifying with certain needy groups into dangerous divisive politics. This paradigm shift has been so gradual it almost went unnoticed until it finally crystallized into hard political positions. The last place that devoted, well-meaning social workers want to find themselves is being pushed to the hard right or the far left when it comes to identifying need and taking action to alleviate suffering. How did this shift happen?

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Topics: social workers, social issues

5 Qualities That Make Exceptional Case Managers

Posted by GVT Admin on Jan 15, 2024 9:44:00 AM

 

Exceptional case managers stand as unsung heroes, navigating the complexities of human experiences with compassion, resilience, and a commitment to positive change in the social services industry. Beyond administrative duties, these dedicated professionals embody unique qualities that elevate their impact and effectiveness in fostering positive outcomes for individuals and communities alike. This exploration delves into the quintessential qualities that define exceptional case managers, shedding light on the attributes that go beyond the professional realm, shaping them into empathetic guides and advocates in the journey through life's challenges.

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Topics: caseworkers

How Software Solutions are Reshaping Adult Foster Care

Posted by GVT Admin on Jan 12, 2024 10:52:00 AM

The adult foster care industry continues to change rapidly as technology advances become more prominent. Software solutions are revolutionizing how adult foster care facilities operate, streamlining processes, enhancing communication, and ultimately elevating the quality of care provided to residents. In this comprehensive exploration, we delve into the transformative impact of software solutions on adult foster care, shedding light on the key functionalities, benefits, and the promising future for this crucial healthcare sector.

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Topics: Elderly/Aging Long Term Care

Doctors Without Borders

Posted by GVT Admin on Jan 10, 2024 10:26:41 AM

The recent resumption of hostilities in Gaza has reminded this blog of the heroic dedication of Medecines Sans Frontieres or Doctors without Borders as it is known here in the states.

All over Gaza, Palestinians are suffering under siege and bombardment, losing loved ones, homes, and their own lives. Among them are Doctors Without Borders (MSF) staff members, many of whom continue to work and provide lifesaving care in hospitals and health centers across Gaza. They share their stories with us below.

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Topics: healthcare, social issues

Unlocking Hope: The Role of Technology in Juvenile Detention Facility Reform

Posted by GVT Admin on Jan 9, 2024 10:19:00 AM

In the pursuit of justice and rehabilitation for young individuals entangled in the juvenile justice system, the transformative potential of technology cannot be overstated. Juvenile detention facilities, traditionally perceived as places of confinement, are undergoing a paradigm shift driven by innovative technological solutions.

This blog delves into the multifaceted role of technology in juvenile detention facility reform, exploring how digital advancements are unlocking hope, fostering rehabilitation, and reshaping the narrative for juveniles within the justice system.       

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Topics: Juvenile Justice

Key Features of Case Management Software

Posted by GVT Admin on Jan 5, 2024 8:56:42 AM

Case management software has become increasingly vital thanks to the digital evolution. Beyond the technical jargon and data-driven processes, these software solutions serve as allies, empowering case managers to navigate the complexities of their roles with efficiency and empathy. In this exploration, we'll delve into the key features of case management software, not just as tools but as companions in the journey toward holistic and human-centric care.       

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Topics: case management software

Here We Go

Posted by GVT Admin on Jan 4, 2024 11:53:34 AM

The tradition of setting New Year's resolutions began some 4,000 years ago with the ancient Babylonians. However, research reveals that only 1% of those who set resolutions make it to 12 months. 80% of New Year's resolutions are forgotten by mid-winter, while many adults (23%) quit the first week of the year. We even commemorate this lack of commitment with Quitter's Day that is held on the second Friday in January. This year it falls on January 12.

In the field of human services, however, long term commitment is required to sustain some encouraging trends that modernize human services and complete a transition to the 21st. century. The following trends began to take shape as the pandemic subsided, and we hope to see them develop to maturity in 2024.

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Topics: Social Services Industry News

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