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******THIS IS A CAPSTONE CLASS******

                      ******THIS IS A CAPSTONE CLASS******

For the Assignment, you will synthesize your understanding of the theories, best practices, and current trends in human services to create a case presentation that would be used during a case conference/staffing meeting in an agency. While most of these meetings are informal, many agencies/organizations use a more formal approach. To prepare for this future job responsibility and leadership role, you will create a paper that could be used during one of these meetings. Use the paper structure below to organize the facts and recommendations for your hypothetical client.

Begin by deciding the type of agency and job that interests you, and imagine you are a professional working at this.

Next, create a hypothetical client or use one from a prior exercise in our class. Follow the suggested structure below for writing your paper. Add relevant details and leave out minor ones that are not relevant to the clients progress. While you will not be required to write papers for these meetings, you will be required to report this type of information and to be organized and prepared. This exercise will assist you in developing a case presentation for when you really will be making them.

Suggested Organization of Paper: use sub-headings to organize your information:

1.    Type of agency and your role/job description (no sub-heading)

2.    Client name and demographics (no sub-heading)

3.    Presenting problem (sub-heading): What was the reason for the client enrolling in service at your agency? Be specific about the problem, but do not add many extra details by telling the clients story; just write a few sentences about the problem as the client perceived it.

4.    Goal (sub-heading): What are the clients main intervention/treatment goals? Be specific and add as many as you can think of that would relate to the full scope of services that your agency might provide. However, remember that clients may want to limit their goals to three goals at a time or fewer so it is important to prioritize goals. Goals should adhere to the SMART criteria.

5.    Needs (sub-heading): What other needs does your client have that others in your agency or outside agencies might be able to provide or assist in making referrals?

6.    Crisis (sub-heading): Probably, your client is not currently in crisis, so you would simply report that the client is stabilized and there are no ongoing crises for the moment. If your client is in the middle of a crisis, you would briefly describe it, only giving facts that are relevant.

7.    Recommendations (sub-heading): This is the part of the paper (meeting) where you provide your professional opinion about the continued direction of the clients progress, ideas for future goals, planning or strategies for helping the client, resource referrals, and any other suggestions that you have to advance your clients care. You will spend time using information from your past classes to support your prioritized recommendations, so make this one of the longest sections of your paper.

THIS PAPER SHOULD BE A MINIMUM OF 68 PAGES OR 15002000 WORDS, NOT INCLUDING THE TITLE AND REFERENCE PAGE, WITH A MINIMUM OF 3 SCHOLARLY, ACADEMIC REFERENCES IN APA FORMATTING.

POSSIBLE RESSOURCES AND REFERENCES:

    HN330: Case Management in Human Services
    HN347: Public Personnel Administration
    HN370: Child Welfare and Family
    HN377: Studies in Child Adolescent Development

Please also take some time to review the following supplemental journal articles:

Gleason, Erin T. (2007). A Strength-Based Approach to the Social Developmental Study. Children & Schools. 29(1), 5159.

Bernotavicz, F. (2016). The key to unlocking a stronger workforce. Policy & Practice (19426828), 74(1), 18.

                      ******THIS IS A CAPSTONE CLASS******

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