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Motivational Interviewing

Professional Case ManagementPublished 1 July 2012
Hussein A. Tahan, Patrice V. Sminkey
Citations60
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TL;DR

Motivational interviewing is a highly effective technique for gathering accurate and comprehensive information that is supportive of and additive to the assessment phase of the case management process.

Abstract

The design and implementation of a comprehensive and effective case management plan of care is facilitated by motivational interviewing, whereby professional case managers establish collaborative, respectful, trusting and individualized relationships with clients. Using the specific principles and techniques of motivational interviewing, case managers take a holistic approach to care to address a client's willingness and ability to change; addressing self-confidence and other emotional triggers that affect change and support the client's ability to embrace and sustain positive change.

Keywords

PsychologyMedicineHealth Professions