Maudsley masterclass

Approaching complex capacity assessments – November

General hospital

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Upcoming Date: 17/11/2021
Upcoming Time: 10:00 - 16:30
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Length: 1 Day
Cost: £199.00
Equivalent to 6 CPD hours

About the course

decision-making capacity

This course is aimed at medical, nursing and other healthcare professionals who frequently encounter issues around decision-making capacity whilst caring for their patients. Supported by the latest research in the field, and taught by legal and psychiatric experts on capacity, the course will teach advanced skills relating to how to approach, manage and record complex capacity assessments.

This course is in partnership with Mental Health and Justice. 

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Learning Objectives

What you will learn from taking this course:

  • Identify factors associated with complexity in capacity assessment
  • Evaluate complex capacity assessments using Mental Capacity Act criteria
  • Discuss strategies which may be employed to resolve complex capacity cases
  • Record satisfactory capacity assessments in complex case

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Target audience

Allied health professional, Care coordinator, Care navigator, Clinical support worker, Consultant – non-psychiatry any, Consultant – psychiatry, Nurse associate, RGN, RMN, Social worker, ST4-7 – non-psychiatry any, ST4-7 – psychiatry

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Lunch & refreshments provided

Locations
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ORTUS Conferencing and Events Venue
82 - 96 Grove Lane
Camberwell
London
SE5 8SN
17/11/2021
1 Day

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