Our associate and employed case managers play a pivotal role in accessing statutory services, therapies, managing family dynamics and complex environments. We truly believe that a life changing injury isn’t the end; we rebuild hope, relationships, careers and the future.
As experienced clinicians with at least seven years’ experience, our catastrophic injury case managers (including Spinal Cord Injury, Acquired Brain Injury, limb loss and major trauma case managers) provide continuous support for a client on their rehabilitation addressing their physical, psychological and social needs.
By continuing to work in clinical roles, as well as being a case managers, our network of associates remain current with guidance including NICE and Public Health England, stay up-to-date with clinical best practice and remain in touch with statutory services and private provision in the best interests of the client within their area.
Our network of case managers are nurses, physiotherapists, social workers, occupational therapists and sports rehabilitation specialists and have specific knowledge and experience working with clients following major trauma including:
We pride ourselves on developing and delivering training for our case managers to access which is enhanced by peer-to-peer networking and clinical supervision as well as regular clinical audits. Within these clinical audits, case managers are able to seek a new perspective, discuss ways to move forward and share their clinical reasoning which enables them to best support their clients.
We also run a bespoke mentorship programme that case managers can join, covering core competencies and clinical specialties. It’s designed to bring out the best in our associates and employed case managers and maximise the inherent value people bring to our clients and services. Within the programme, case managers are mentored throughout by senior, experienced case managers and clinical operations managers and are developed through CPD, guidance and frameworks to maintain the highest professional and ethical standards in how we conduct our case management services.
Our associate and employed case managers are led by Fiona Kenny, Head of Case Management and Rehabilitation and supported by clinical operations managers who clinically supervise and provide guidance to case managers through case audits, case guidance and reviews including report quality checking.
The case guidance meetings in particular give our case managers access to the opportunity to discuss particular client’s needs and explore new perspectives and ways of approach to complex situations where there are barriers to engaging in rehabilitation.
In the face of life-altering challenges, the right support can make all the difference and Matt’s efforts have helped transform the life of a 36-year-old client who tragically lost all his fingers in a work-related accident in 2019. Matt's dedication and expertise allowed him to oversee the case seamlessly from hospital admittance right through to successful case management discharge.
In the face of immense challenges, Nichola has shown unwavering dedication in transforming the life of a young client who experienced spinal cord and traumatic brain injuries following a car accident in 2020. The accident involved the child’s three older siblings and mother, and each has suffered physical and psychological trauma following the accident.
Rebuilding your life after a traumatic accident and a life-altering transfemoral amputation can be an overwhelming and lonely journey. Following his involvement as a pedestrian in a road traffic collision in 2017, a young man faced a long road to recovery ahead. With the support of a compassionate and experienced case manager in Scott, he found the motivation and resolve needed to conquer every challenge and achieve his rehabilitation objectives.
In 2019, an 18-year-old client experienced a life-altering car accident that resulted in traumatic brain injuries. Throughout the challenges of their recovery journey, Dan has offered unwavering support and guidance as the lead case manager and continues to guide the client on their journey back to the life they enjoyed before the injury.
A key benefit to care and case management being under one brand at Bush & Co is the ability to provide the right skills at the right time in order to place the client at the centre of decision making and to ensure funds are spent on behalf of the client in a cost-effective and transparent way.
Care managers within Bush Care Solutions work closely with case managers for the best outcomes when direct employment is in place.
Case management is a collaborative process that integrates care and rehabilitation services around the complex needs of people that have suffered a trauma, catastrophic injury, or long-term illness. Case Managers are qualified healthcare professionals with the clinical expertise to assess, plan, monitor and deliver the care needed to achieve optimum recovery and quality of life. In addition, they have the communication skills needed to coordinate a range of multi-disciplinary specialists in the cost-effective and efficient delivery of that care.
Prosthetic limbs play a vital role in restoring mobility and enhancing the quality of life for individuals with limb loss. The process of fitting a prosthetic limb involves careful planning and consideration, with timing being a critical factor.
The optimal time for fitting a prosthetic limb can vary depending on several factors, including the patient's physical condition, the extent of the amputation, and the type of prosthetic being used.
You can download the CV of all case managers through on online search tool and you can make an enquiry or instruction directly for them too.
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