Today more than ever, taking care of a person means knowing how to work together: institutions, services, professionals and the community. The network thus becomes much more than a concept: a concrete practice, made up of relationships, trust, exchanges and shared vision.

In the world of case management, no one really works alone. The case manager operates in a complex context, where multidisciplinarity, interinstitutional collaboration, and active involvement of the person are the real strengths. However, there is no shortage of challenges: difficult coordination, fragmented communication, and unclear roles are some of the elements that can slow down or even compromise caretaking.

The meeting, now in its fifth year, will feature dynamic discussion and interaction through a stimulating hands-on activity designed to foster the exchange of experiences.

More information

Horizons Case Management is a spontaneous interest group born from synergies and interests developed over the years, particularly in the field of CAS Case Management training. These experiences have materialized into a path of aggregation and development of the application of the Case management methodology in Canton Ticino in different sectors: social, health, insurance and services.

To whom it is addressed

Those who wish to deepen their understanding of case management and collaborate to integrate best practices into their professional context.

Program

• 17.00 Welcome and introduction
  Presentation of objectives and brief overview of the evening's course.
• 17.10 Roundtable
  Three experts discuss key issues, stimulating reflections.
• 17.50 Interactive Open Space
  People attending will be involved in a practical and dynamic activity, divided into thematic groups to share ideas, experiences and solutions. An opportunity to get involved and experience networking firsthand.
• 18.50 Summary of the work done in the open space
  Restatement of the main insights that emerged during the Open Space, with space for questions and collective discussion.
• 19.15 Focus on key issues and networking
  Shared identification of the most relevant issues, followed by informal networking time with complimentary appetizers.

Speakers and panelists

• Marcello Martinoni, Geographer and ethnologist by training, In 2003 he founded consultati and works as a consultant in the field of environmental and social sustainability.
• Andrea Banfi, Sociologist and pedagogist, DEASS SUPSI lecturer.
• Sabrina Revolon, Nurse expert in home care, DEASS SUPSI professional lecturer in charge of family and community nursing area.
  
  Moderation:
• Roberto Urriani - SUVA training manager.
• Linda Bigger - Team leader in case management and previously in case management at Suva.

Goals

• Delve into the main potentials and critical issues of networking, discussing strategies and virtuous approaches to overcome them.
• Identify cross-cutting areas of interest related to the theme of networking in case management, to be developed in subsequent meetings.
• To share experiences and best practices, analyzing effective intervention models and comparing concrete cases.

How to participate

Enrollment online By 6 october 2025
Registration is required for organizational reasons. Participation is free of charge.

Responsible

Sabrina Revolon