A case manager's written job description may be seen as a guideline, but it is not always an accurate reflection of the actual work. Which of the following are reasons for the changes in case manager's responsibilities?
I.Reorganization within the agency
II.Economic pressures facing the agency
III.Changing needs of the client population
IV.Performance evaluation by the supervisor
A)I, II, III, and IV
B)I and III
C)II and IV
D)I, II, and III

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Reorganization within the agency, economic pressures, and changing needs of the client population can all lead to changes in a case manager's responsibilities. Performance evaluation by the supervisor typically assesses current performance rather than changing job responsibilities.

A Case Manager's Written Job Description May Be Seen as a Guideline