Abstract An Intensive Case Management (ICM) intervention has been developed in
Lausanne, Switzerland. It aims to promote access to care for people with severe mental …

This study compared intensive case management (ICM) with standard clinical case
management in a well‐resourced community mental health service in Australia. A total of 73 …

How should case management be organized for people who have severe mental illness, but
do not need Assertive Community Treatment or similar high-intensity programs? To address …

Abstract Intensive Case Management (ICM) is widely claimed to be an evidence-based and
cost effective program for people with high levels of disability as a result of mental illness …

The cost-effectiveness of intensive case management (ICM), compared with standard
psychiatric services, was evaluated. Referrals to ICM were randomly allocated to either ICM …

This study assessed the effect of intensive case management (ICM) on the clinical and
social functioning, and quality of life of people with serious mental illness, compared with …

Purpose. Data on the process of mental health care is scant. Most studies focus on services
at their inception when activity may be atypical and then usually present data only mean …

Background: In intensive case management (ICM), users receive a wide variety of services
of varying content, which makes it difficult to understand the global features of ICM …

Summary Background: In Europe, approximately 20% of people suffer from mental health
disorder. However, most of them remain untreated. The main barrier to care access is the …

CONCLUSION Magnitude of baseline hospital use and extent to which organisation of an
intensive case management intervention adheres to an assertive community treatment …