Mental Capacity Act AWARENESS(Online 3hrs)by LLR Safeguarding Adults Boards

Schedule

Wed Sep 11 2024 at 01:30 pm to 04:30 pm

Location

Online | Online, 0

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Time: 3 hrs
For Multi Agency Staff across Leicester, Leicestershire & Rutland, A basic awareness course. No previous MCA knowledge required.
About this Event

ONLINE : ZOOM TRAINING

Target Audience: Staff within the partnership working across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland with adults and/or children over 16. This is a basic awareness course. No previous MCA (Mental Capacity Act) knowledge required.

Session Aim:

This half day course aims to enable participants to have an awareness of the Mental Capacity 2005 and to be able to apply it to their everyday practice with people who use their services.

Programme

The course will include the following key topics:

Adults: consent and the Mental Capacity Act

Overview of the Act – who, when, where and why?

The principles of the Act

How the Act works – capacity > best interest > restraint > DoLS

When and why to use the Act?

Assessing mental capacity - the four point assessment - detail

Case study – the Act in general use

Best Interests – why and how

Practice issues – locked doors, personal care, covert Medic*tion, escorted out

Covid-19 – consent and the MCA in practice

CQC – guidance and expectations


Session Objectives:

By the end of the course participants will be able to:

Understand the key rules and procedures of the Mental Capacity Act

Explain how their working practices will be affected by using the Mental Capacity Act

Illustrate the skills needed to assess capacity of a client they are working with

Demonstrate practical application of the Act


Trainer : Edge Training and Consultancy, who have been commissioned by the Leicester Safeguarding Adults Board and Leicestershire and Rutland Safeguarding Adults Board to run the training on The Board's behalf.

Adults Competencies met with this course :


“6. Be aware of relevant legislation, local and national policies an dprocedures which relate to safeguarding adults”.


“8. Know how to support people to think about risk when exercising choice and control”.


“19. Understand importance of sharing information with relevant agencies”.


“22. Make sound and consistent decisions as part of implementing the local policy and procedure”.

Course Handouts (in PDF) to be provided by Edge for delegates.

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Leicester Safeguarding Children Partnership Board and Leicestershire&Rutland Safeguarding Children Partnership

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