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hình thành bởi các nhà quản lý trường hợp điển hình bao gồm thuốc và theo dõi triệu chứng, cuộc khủng hoảng và lập kế hoạch ứng phó khẩn cấp, giảng dạy kỹ năng sống để thúc đẩy sự độc lập của khách hàng (ngân sách, quản lý tiền bạc, nấu ăn, mua sắm | 314 V. SYSTEMS OF CARE formed by case managers typically includes medication and symptom monitoring crisis planning and emergency response teaching of life skills to promote client independence budgeting money management cooking shopping housekeeping parenting use of public transportation psychoeducation e.g. signs and symptoms of schizophrenia the negative effects of co-occurring substance abuse influence of stress on course and severity of mental illness coping and social skills training supportive counseling family education and support coordinating and or providing specialized services for co-occurring substance use disorders and social integration helping to fortify and expand clients natural social supports and community involvement. Given that people with schizophrenia tend to have very limited social networks enhancing social supports is a critical function of case management. The quality of social supports is associated with a number of factors including a sense of self-efficacy and personal empowerment. Social supports can be either naturally occurring or orchestrated as part of formal case management interventions. Enhancing social supports may take many forms ranging from encouraging clients to try out mutual-help groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous facilitating the development of a consumer group for persons with mental illness or linking clients with church and other groups of interest. Case managers may have to help clients optimize the potential benefits from social supports by helping them to improve their social skills. Case managers are in a unique position to provide social skills training in the community including demonstration and practice of selected skills and positive reinforcement for utilizing skills appropriately. Certainly enhancing social skills in persons with schizophrenia is challenging and results vary based on the client s level of social deficit as well as the seriousness of co-occurring problems such as substance abuse. Rather
