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Part of Mental Capacity Act 2005 training courses
SCIE's CPD accredited Mental Capacity Act 2005 training course gives an introduction to for frontline staff in care, health and related services
Part of National Mental Capacity Forum
This video sets out the importance of Lasting Powers of Attorney and Advance Decisions to Refuse Treatment, both part of the Mental Capacity Act, as the best ways to maintain your control over decision-making.
Part of Mental Capacity Act (MCA)
This At a glance summary presents an overview of the Mental Capacity Act (MCA) 2005, which is important to health and social care practice.
Part of Mental Capacity Act (MCA)
This video explains the key principles of the MCA and how they work in practice. It looks at how the MCA supports everyone to plan for their future, for when they may have impaired capacity.
Part of National Mental Capacity Forum
Latest news and publications from the National Mental Capacity Forum leadership group
Part of National Mental Capacity Forum
Implementation projects submissions for National Mental Capacity Action Day 2016.
Part of Mental Capacity Act (MCA)
The film looks at the five key principles of the Mental Capacity Act (MCA), and how these can be applied to the care planning process.
Part of Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS)
This film looks at how the Supreme Court judgement affects people’s working lives in practice, by looking in detail at two real-life case studies.
Part of Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS)
This video for health and care professionals looks at how the 2014 Supreme Court judgment on deprivation of liberty affects people working in the area of mental capacity. It looks in detail at two real-life case studies.
Part of Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA)
A self-assessment tool which enables IMHA providers to self-assess their service within a clear quality framework and help them understand what a good IMHA service looks like. The tool lists ten indicators with suggested evidence sources for self-assessment. The quality indicators covered are: values, independence, role clarity, co-production, relationships to other forms of advocacy provision, staffing, equality and diversity, accessibility of the service, relationship with mental health services, and monitoring and self-evaluation. A third column allows IMHA providers to rate themselves using red, amber and green traffic lights. Providers can then summarises their key strengths and areas for development.
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