Institute of Registered Case Managers Roadshow

Join us for an exciting series of CPD sessions aimed at current and aspiring case managers, as we explore different aspects of case management practice, the challenges case managers face today, and how they can equip themselves to thrive in this evolving practice area.

Case management is an exciting and growing sector defined by the IRCM as:

“a collaborative process which assesses, plans, implements, coordinates, monitors, and evaluates the options and services required to meet an individual’s health, wellbeing, social care, education and/or occupational needs, using communication and available resources to promote quality, cost-effective and safe outcomes”.

This unique event will take place in the Occupational Therapy Show on the 26 November as a great networking platform that promotes improved practice and comprehensive learning within the case management community.

The IRCM welcome all healthcare and social care professionals, including but not limited to:

• Case managers
• Care co-coordinators 
• Neuro/care navigators
• Key workers
• Case workers
• Commissioners
• Clinical leads
• Discharge planners
• Social workers
• Nurse assessors
• Care managers
• Vocational rehabilitation consultants
• Employability coaches
• Disability employment advisors 
• Welfare to work advisors 
• Occupational health nurses/advisors
• Social workers
• Community matrons

This event will bring together case managers and those that may be interested in joining the profession to explore its responsibilities, future and the role IRCM plays in this. Sessions will include information for aspiring case managers looking to develop in their careers, aspiring and existing case managers to support clients in rebuilding their lives, and responding to complex clinical needs such as those following traumatic brain injury. We will also examine the challenges of ethical leadership and the importance of advocating effectively for clients within often complicated systems.

Attendees can expect practical insights, opportunities for reflection, and the chance to pose questions and engage in discussion designed to strengthen confidence, skills, and commitment to best practice in case management.

The IRCM team will also be available on their stand to answer questions about moving into case management, developing within the profession and becoming Registered Case Managers.