MCA 2005 and DoLs Briefing
This course is aimed at all staff working in health and social work. The Mental Capacity Act (2005) came into force in Oct 2007. It provides a coherent legal framework for people who may not be able to make their own decisions because of a learning disability, an illness such as dementia or mental health problems. This training session will provide you with a working knowledge of the existing legal framework for protecting adults.
Who needs this MCA and DoLs briefing training course?
This MCA 2005 and DoLs Briefing training is popular with the local authority, adult health and social care, care homes and workers in the voluntary and community sectors. The course will include a presentations, handouts, group work and exercises. The style of delivery is flexible with scope for adjusting activities to suit individuals needs.
Training Outcomes
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Apply the principles of the MCA
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Understand why it is needed
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Mental capacity is the ability to make a decision
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Know what triggers an assessment
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Understand how to assess for capacity
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Understand what help somebody will require
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Know who can be a decision maker
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Understand the meaning of best interests
Subjects Covered
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What is the Mental Capacity Act?
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What do we need it?
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The five key principles
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Triggers and how to assess capacity
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Best interests and acting lawfully
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Restraint and deprivation of liberty safeguards
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How it links into lasting powers of attorney
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Criminal offences of ill-treatment and neglect
Course Supports
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CQC Essential Standards of Quality and Safety
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Health & Social Care Adults Level 2 and 3 Diploma
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Putting People First
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Skills for Care Common Induction Standards
Martin Maddra
Training Organiser
and Staff Development Trainer
and Staff Development Trainer
Level: Beginner
Duration: 1 Day
Outcomes
Assessment
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