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This course explains the concept of mental capacity and the legal frameworks that guide decision-making for individuals who may lack capacity. It covers capacity assessments, key principles of mental capacity law, and safeguarding measures such as DoLS and LPS.
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Module 1
Understanding the Concept of Mental Capacity
Module 2
Legal Frameworks and Guidance on Mental Capacity
Module 3
Core Principles of Mental Capacity Law
Module 4
Assessing an Individual’s Ability to Make Decisions
Module 5
Key Terminology and Essential Concepts
Module 6
Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS) Explained
Module 7
Liberty Protection Safeguards (LPS) Overview
Module 8
Summary
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The course covers the Mental Capacity Act 2005, principles of decision-making, assessing capacity, best interest decisions, key legal concepts, Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS), and Liberty Protection Safeguards (LPS).
Yes, you will receive a certificate after completing the Mental Capacity Act course, confirming your understanding of mental capacity law and decision-making in healthcare and care settings.
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This course is suitable for healthcare professionals, carers, and support staff who work with individuals who may lack capacity and need guidance on legal responsibilities and decision-making.