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Ethical decision-making in case management programs for the elderly.

This article discusses ethical decision-making within six hospital-based case management programs for the frail elderly. Ethical dilemmas are described within each of the following phases of the case management process: client identification, informed consent, assessment, service planning, service coordination/linking, and monitoring and evaluation. Implications for social workers as case managers are examined.