Overview
A practical half-day on the multifactorial test to determine whether someone is now deprived of liberty
Join Neil who represented Cheshire West itself for this half-day online course to consider how to apply the Supreme Court's recent decision. A practical half-day on the multifactorial test, worked examples, the borderline cases, valid consent, and how to approach existing authorisations and DoLS requests.
Organisations can book discounted places for groups of staff by emailing Neil at training@lpslaw.co.uk and subscribed LPS members can take advantage of promotional codes at https://lpslaw.co.uk/members/
What do I get?
- A wealth of online resources (slides, scenarios, quizzes, legal guidance)
- An interactive session with others practising in the chaos
- Plenary and break out sessions to discuss questions and dilemmas
- A certificate of 3-hour attendance
Learning Objectives
By the end of the course, you will:
- Be able to apply the new definition of deprivation of liberty in practice following the Supreme Court's decision in the Attorney General for Northern Ireland's case
- Get reacquainted with DoLS Form 3A
- Get the latest ideas on managing DoLS Part 8 reviews
- Have the confidence to know when and why to make recommendations if liberty is not deprived
- Consider the relevance of the decision to informal mental health admissions to hospital, CTOs, conditional discharges etc
- Have shared practice experience and had your specific questions answered.
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Highlights
- 3 hours 30 minutes
- Online
Refund Policy
Refunds up to 7 days before the event
Location
Online event
Frequently asked questions
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