...of working will help us to free up more resources. Allowing us to support our users and help them achieve better outcomes. We’re modernising our lasting power of attorney processes....
...will need to go back to court and request an addition. When acting as a deputy, you must follow the 5 main principles of the Mental Capacity Act code of...
...a free guide to the Mental Capacity Act for carers which gives more information about Lasting Powers of Attorney. There is also information on Carers Trust website here about the...
...compared to other boroughs, and a disproportionate concentration of LPAs within the most affluent residential areas. Following discussions between Thurrock Coalition, the Independent Chair of Thurrock Adult Safeguarding Board and...
...payments “cheque free”, speeding up the process of registering an LPA. I would recommend open source to other public sector organisations as this has really benefited how we work at...
...our shared topics of interest means that we’ll be able to free more time for us to focus on improving the services we offer and the way we communicate with...
...with current demands on the NHS and local authorities in England and Wales, we need to provide information more quickly, help speed up the transition of care and free up...
...(2005) code of practise, as well as keeping up to date with the latest information on the Office of the Public Guardian COVID response page. Medical resources You can still...
...in chapter 4 of the Mental Capacity Act Code of Practice. Remember, an unwise decision doesn’t mean they don’t have capacity to make that decision. What can be given as...
...Please refer to chapters 4 and 5 of the Mental Capacity Act Code of Practice for more information and guidance about how the MCA works in practice. If you have...