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case conference

A meeting attended by representatives from the agencies involved with a particular care user and his/her carer(s) to plan future provision of health and/or social services.

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Case conferences for every review are also being introduced.

New Zealand : ACC announces new review and dispute resolution services

It is also geared to render coaching on the conduct of individual and group therapy sessions for drug-use relapse reduction and clinical case conferences, such as coaching support for case conference management.

EU sets up clinics that pave the path to recovery

The mayor's name was mentioned in the exchange of text messages between losing village candidate, Felizardo Villanueva, and another bet in another village before Eriguel was killed on May 12, according to the source who took part in one of the police case conferences on the murder.

Mayor, losing village bet eyed in ex-solon's slay

A number of potential suspects have been quietly mentioned by investigators during case conferences but there is no solid evidence to link them to the crime.

VIGILANTE WARNING OVER ROSE MURDER... Gardai fear attacks after OAP killing

Other work-related factors of STS include workplace social support, coworker cohesion, quality of supervision, and case conferences (Choi, 2011; Kanno, 2010; Slattery, 2003).

Risk and Protective Factors of Secondary Traumatic Stress in Social Workers Responding to the Great East Japan Earthquake

Approximately 40 per cent involves ACFI (Aged Care Funding Instrument) documentation, assessments, case conferences etc.

Aged care won't survive with fewer RNs

A Cardiff council spokesman responded: "It is very unusual for an elected politician to attend child protection case conferences or core groups in an advocacy capacity.

Councillor calls for investigation into children's services

Egol, Koval, and Zuckerman present students, educators, and working healthcare professionals with the fifth edition of their handbook on the care of fractures in a variety of medical contexts, assembled from handouts produced in conjunction with a series of weekly, topic-related fracture case conferences presented since the 1980s at the Hospital for Joint Diseases, New York.

Handbook of Fractures, 5th Edition (online access included)

A key area of concern has been child protection case conferences where GPs, police and other staff too frequently fail to attend, often saying they have no information on a case.

Share blame for failure of kids' services

(6) This longitudinal curriculum includes a transition course of practical hands-on training in a simulation center and introductory lectures focused on the management of common medical emergencies, clinical radiology, and available educational resources; an 8-month ambulatory continuity clinic experience; bimonthly case conferences; a longitudinal course focusing on humanism in medicine; and longitudinal mentoring relationships with assigned faculty.

Successful implementation of a longitudinal, integrated pathology curriculum during the third year of medical school

The advice lawyers do not accompany parties to hearings, case conferences or negotiate with counsel for the other party.

The Saint John Family Law Pilot Project

Among many other good works, Helen is also a parent advocate accompanying mums and dads to meetings, case conferences, and offers advice for them on benefits and helping with a child's educational and group needs.