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This comprehensive course equips practitioners with the knowledge and skills to apply the Mental Capacity Act (MCA) statutory requirements, principles, legislation, and case law in their practice. Participants will gain confidence in assessing and recording Mental Capacity Assessments and making Best Interest decisions, including understanding the roles of Attorneys, Deputies, and Advanced Decisions, as well as the role of the Independent Mental Health Advocate. Participants will learn to apply MCA principles, assess and record Mental Capacity Assessments accurately, and make informed Best Interest decisions. The course covers the role of the Independent Mental Health Advocate, executive function, fluctuating capacity, and balancing unwise decisions with safeguarding duties. Additionally, participants will identify when Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS) applies and when to apply to the Court of Protection for authorising a Deprivation of Liberty.
By the end of this course, practitioners will be well-equipped to navigate the complexities of the MCA, ensuring high-quality, legally compliant support for those they serve.
As a result of this course, you will have knowledge and skills in the following areas:
The charge for this course or event is £230.00. However, if your organisation contributes to the safeguarding board, or you are internal social care staff you will be entitled to a fully funded place. Fully funded places may be subject to a non-attendance or late cancellation fee.
When you sign up you'll be able to book your place. For those bookings that are not fully funded, we will contact you to arrange payment until we are ready to accept online payments.
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