Cruising into 30 Years of Case Management Excellence: Ethics Content

Learners will be able to evaluate current case management practices and identify at least one strategy for integrating ethical principles into daily workflows to support person-centered, high-quality care.

The participant will be able to utilize the Ethical Navigation Checklist to promote consistent, values-based decision-making that supports both ethical integrity and measurable quality outcomes.

Learners will be able to Apply the core ethical principles of case management including autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, justice, and fidelity and describe how they apply to real-world case scenarios.

Learners will be able to discuss the differences between ethical compliance and ethical complexity in modern case management.

Learners will be able to identify ethical decision-making frameworks to scenarios involving competing stakeholder interests.

Learners will be able to demonstrate strategies for navigating ethical ambiguity through collaboration, communication, and reflective practice.