CSCOFM020 — Coordinate offender management processes

1 Develop a case management model

• 1.1Assess organisation’s program needs according to organisational philosophy, strategic plans, purpose and structure.
• 1.2Identify a range of suitable interventions to address immediate, short and longer-term needs of the organisation’s clients.
• 1.3Consult key people in the organisation to ensure issues and options for offender intervention are explored thoroughly.
• 1.4Negotiate common goals, objectives and processes and reach agreement with key people in the organisation to ensure needs are addressed within statutory and organisational frameworks.
• 1.5Explore a range of options for addressing the organisation’s strategic objectives for offender management priorities and select for inclusion in case management processes.
• 1.6Gain agreement on processes for monitoring the achievement of goals, timeframes and resources and promote a collaborative ownership of the case management processes.
• 1.7Define roles, responsibilities and accountabilities in consultation with offenders, stakeholders, staff and service providers.
• 1.8Negotiate and agree on processes for appeal and for the termination and/or renegotiation of processes for inclusion in the plan.
• 1.9Identify relevant social, family, community, cultural and ideological considerations and address these in the case management process.

2 Determine implementation procedures

• 2.1Put in place practical strategies and resources to support key people involved in implementation.
• 2.2Define the negotiable and non-negotiable aspects of the case management process and ensure that they are consistently and fairly maintained.
• 2.3Negotiate support for case management processes with key people in the organisation.
• 2.4Negotiate contracts and agreements with external service providers that accurately reflect objectives, timing and resource constraints.
• 2.5Ensure information sharing between key people in the organisation and their involvement in implementation processes.
• 2.6Develop procedures to measure the progress of specialist client service delivery against defined performance indicators.
• 2.7Define procedures to deal with crisis and risk.
• 2.8Ensure that the case management process is understood and agreed to by all involved supervisory staff.
• 2.9Establish suitable evaluation processes for ongoing implementation of the offender management process.
• 2.10Check that all relevant reporting procedures meet the organisational requirements.

What does an assessment tool for CSCOFM020 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CSCOFM020 needs to address all 46 unit components: 2 elements with 19 performance criteria, 12 performance evidence requirements, 15 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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