This book offers a comprehensive exploration of the roles of nursing and social work, with a specific focus on the multiple facets of the Case Management, and provides readers with a wealth of knowledge and insights for the practical application of the theory behind these roles. Case management encompasses the identification and engagement of patients through the assessment and care planning steps, and culminates in monitoring the care described in the care plan and ultimately measurably achieving the targeted outcomes. Case management in nursing is an important approach to help patients locate and manage health resources as well as to enhance effective communication among patients, families, and health systems. Nurses' role as case managers has been proven effective in reducing healthcare costs among patients. The book uses a practical approach to assist nurses, social workers, and other healthcare professionals in understanding the important role of the Case Manager. The author includes numerous real-world examples and case studies that illustrate the application of theoretical concepts. This not only helps to reinforce understanding but also demonstrates the relevance of the material in everyday situations. By bridging the gap between theory and practice, this textbook equips the reader with the tools they need to apply the knowledge gained effectively. Grounding the information in evidence-based practice and informed by years of experience, drawing from a diverse range of sources, including the latest updates to regulations surrounding the role, this approach provides a well-rounded perspective on the topic, ensuring the readers receive accurate and up-to-date information, which is crucial for making informed decisions. Its combination of accessible language, practical examples, and real-world experience makes this book a must-read for both novices and experts alike. Whether you are a student or a professional, this book will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to succeed.