The practical handbook on Case Management is characterized by a strong practical relevance, featuring typical and real examples from the everyday lives of case managers. It benefits from the author's many years of experience and diverse professional background as an expert, lecturer, and project manager in Case Management. All described practical examples are presented and analyzed using a consistent Case Management model. This model is applicable across all practice fields and care situations throughout the lifespan, whether outpatient or inpatient, acute or chronic, for children, adults, or the elderly. The author critically addresses the common practice of discharging or passing on the majority of clients. She breaks the taboo and demonstrates how previously discharged clients can be integrated into Case Management.