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Mental Capacity Act Refresher

Course Information

The object of this course is to:

  • Remind delegates of the provisions of the Act
  • Explore how the 2014 House of Lords report on the implementation of the Mental Capacity Act affects their work
  • Review and discuss various cases which have come before the Court of Protection
  • Confirm understanding of their legal responsibilities under the MCA and the implications for their practice and that of their staff / team
  • Be able to apply the principles of the MCA when providing care services
  • By the end of the session delegates will be able to:

  • Describe the links between the Mental Capacity Act, Safeguarding Adults and the Human Rights Act
  • Explain how to apply the judgments of the Court of Protection to similar cases that have arisen, or might arise, in their own work settings
  • Translate the principles of the Act into everyday situations
  • Record capacity assessments, using the appropriate organisational paperwork and procedures
  • Express the importance of keeping accurate and appropriate records in relation to all aspects of the Mental Capacity Act
  • Appraise their knowledge of the various elements of the Act and forthcoming changes
  • Delivery Method: Virtual Classroom

    Max delegates: 15

    Duration: 1 day

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