Case management
Case management
Active care management in the healthcare system
Improve your career opportunities in the healthcare sector and qualify for management positions in areas such as rehabilitation, nursing and therapy. With the "Case Management" university certificate, you will acquire the knowledge and skills to successfully manage service processes. You will qualify for case management and care counselling and will be able to develop, apply in practice and evaluate customised care concepts.
Our further education programme is certified by the German Society for Care and Case Management(DGCC), which guarantees lasting quality assurance. Graduates who fulfil the relevant criteria receive a DGCC certificate confirming their qualification as a case manager following a successful examination. Upon graduation, you will also receive proof of qualification for care counselling in accordance with Section 7a SGB XI. We follow the recommendations of the GKV-Spitzenverband.
The programme concludes with the Certificate of Advanced Studies "Case Management: Active Care Management in Healthcare". With this university certificate, you are investing in your academic appointment in the healthcare sector!
Degree
Certificate of Advanced Studies(CAS) from the University of Oldenburg;
Care counselling according to § 7a SGB XI; Case Manager:In (DGCC)
Teaching format
Part-time and practice-orientated; online plus four compact workshops; mentor-supported
Who is the further education programme aimed at?
The programme qualifies employees for integration, cross-sectoral care and case management. The programme is particularly aimed at specialists in
- Acute and rehabilitation clinics, care facilities and outpatient facilities with rehabilitative tasks
- The fields of geriatric care, healthcare and (paediatric) nursing
- The fields of speech therapy, occupational therapy and physiotherapy
What tasks does further education qualify me for?
Participants learn about the cross-sectoral rehabilitation care process. They are enabled to assess the most important elements of complex care for affected people and to develop a customised care offer. Under the guidance of the lecturers, the participants will qualify as competent specialists who have a major influence on the success of the rehabilitation of the people affected.
How is the programme structured?
The programme consists of four learning sequences with a total of 480 teaching units. The Case Management and Interprofessional Communication sequences each last 30 weeks. The Social Law sequence lasts 22 weeks. Three fireside evenings provide you with impulses on the topics of rehabilitation, participation and care.
