Trenger ROP-brukere en individuell plan?

In this chapter, we take a closer look at experiences using individual plans and the role of the coordinator responsible for those participating in such plans. The starting point is that only a small number of service recipients with dual diagnoses have individual plans, while more than half of them have an appointed coordinator. This raises several questions. One is whether individual plans are a tool for service recipients or for service providers; another question is how coordinators can best assist service recipients with their daily challenges. The chapter concludes that the best help for service recipients with dual diagnoses is to have a coordinator who works as a “boundary spanner”.