'Lacks capacity' presentation slideshows

Safeguarding Networking Event

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Mental Capacity Act 2005 Briefing

Mental Capacity Act 2005 Briefing. Welcome 20 th March 2012 Neil Lee. Mental Capacity Act 2005 Briefing. House Keeping Group Agreement Icebreaker. Overview of the Course. What is the Mental Capacity Act? What is it founded upon? (The Five Key Principles)

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Legal Issues

Legal Issues. Aims. Case MCA Decision Making Best interests Other MHA DoLs. Case Sarah. 40 year lady Lived carer / partner Moderate LD & epilepsy Complex mental health issues Psychosis Vulnerability. Case. Develops gangrenous R foot Admitted DGH Fluctuating consciousness

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The Mental Capacity Act and Research

The Mental Capacity Act and Research. Objectives. What is the MCA and who does it apply to? What is capacity? The 5 Core Principles Assessing Capacity When to apply the MCA in research? Personal and Nominated Consultees MCA FAQs. Group Exercise.

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Mental Capacity Act 2005 Implications for Care and Treatment

Mental Capacity Act 2005 Implications for Care and Treatment. Paul Harper Mental Capacity Act/DOLS Lead. Aims of the training. Clarify issues around consent to treatment. Ensure a working knowledge of the Mental Capacity Act. Explore when and how to undertake capacity assessments.

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Death with dignity: the debate in England Dr Anne Slowther Associate Professor Clinical Ethics

Death with dignity: the debate in England Dr Anne Slowther Associate Professor Clinical Ethics. Outline. What does dignity mean in English health care? End of life treatment decisions for people who lack capacity. End of life treatment decisions for people who have capacity.

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Mental Capacity Act

Mental Capacity Act. Purpose of training session. To gain a basic understanding of the Mental Capacity Act and how it applies to your role including: The 5 Principles of the act Assessing capacity and who decides Best interest decisions Documenting decisions

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Mental Capacity Act 2005

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The MCA & The MHA The main features

The MCA & The MHA The main features. GP Registrars 12 December 2012. Chris Brace. Different Purposes. The Mental Health Act 1983 and the Mental Capacity Act 2005 are different legal instruments with different powers and safeguards. Aims.

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Mental Capacity Act & Young People in Transition

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Incompetency to Stand Trial Art. 46B.003

Incompetency to Stand Trial Art. 46B.003. Lacks rational and factual understanding of the proceedings Cannot consult with counsel Presumed competent Burden of Proof by a preponderance. Raising the Issue of Incompetency Art. 46B.004. Incompetency may be raised by: state defense the court

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Unit 503: Champion equality, diversity a nd inclusion

Unit 503: Champion equality, diversity a nd inclusion. The Mental Capacity Act. What is it?. The Mental Capacity Act 2005 provides a framework for empowering and protecting people who lack capacity to make some decision for themselves. It also ensures that those who do have

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Legal aspects

Legal aspects. Naomi Pinder Head of Wills & Probate Department 16 November 2013. The Mental Capacity Act 2005 and Code of Practice. Available from the stationery office - www.tsoshop.co.uk. 0870 600 5522. customerservices@tso.co.uk. www.publicguardian.gov.uk. Five Principles of the MCA.

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David Pennington CSIP SW Tim Smoldon CSIP SW Michelle Starkey Dorset Advocacy

Commissioning Independent Mental Capacity Act Advocates: A guide for potential providers of services. David Pennington CSIP SW Tim Smoldon CSIP SW Michelle Starkey Dorset Advocacy. Today will. Provide information on the Capacity Act and in particular the Role of the Mental Capacity Advocate

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Mental Capacity Act 2005

Mental Capacity Act 2005. Background. Mental Capacity Act 2005 (England and Wales) was passed on 7 th of April 2005 and came into force in 2007.

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Acute block ethics session

Acute block ethics session. Dr Anne Slowther and the Revd Dr Mark Bratton. Case one: the combative patient. Legal framework Doctrine of necessity (in emergency may treat to save life or prevent serious deterioration) MCA If patient lacks capacity Need to assess capacity

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Consent

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Safeguarding Adults

Safeguarding Adults. Serious Case Review: A2 Overview and Learning. A2 executive summary extracts.

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