Session information
- Title:
- Best Interests Decision-making Matters for Clinicians
- Description:
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This session explores 'best interests', what it means for disabled people and how best interest decisions are made for disabled people who lack capacity.
The word order ‘disabled children and young people’ is used in this and all the Disability Matters sessions. This is because disabling factors are most often external to the person and are therefore something that everyone in society can do something about. - Hierarchy:
- Disability Matters > Decision Making and Growing Up > Best Interests Decision-making Matters for Clinicians
- Author(s):
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Sarah Bernard
Reviewed by: Sarah Bernard
- Created:
- 22 Feb 2017
- Last Major Update:
- 31 Dec 2019
- Keywords:
- 430-4003, Best interests, mental capacity, Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy, IMCA, Court of Protection
- Quicklink:
- 430-4003
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4.7/5
Interactivity
4.6/5
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Self assessments
4.6/5
4.6/5
- Title:
- Best Interests Decision-making Matters for Clinicians
- Description:
-
This session explores 'best interests', what it means for disabled people and how best interest decisions are made for disabled people who lack capacity.
The word order ‘disabled children and young people’ is used in this and all the Disability Matters sessions. This is because disabling factors are most often external to the person and are therefore something that everyone in society can do something about. - Hierarchy:
- Disability Matters > Decision Making and Growing Up > Best Interests Decision-making Matters for Clinicians
- Author(s):
-
Sarah Bernard
Reviewed by: Sarah Bernard
- Created:
- 22 Feb 2017
- Last Major Update:
- 31 Dec 2019
- Keywords:
- 430-4003, Best interests, mental capacity, Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy, IMCA, Court of Protection
- Quicklink:
- 430-4003