Mental health act and consent/capacity Flashcards
What legalisation is involved in the 2003 mental health act?
- emergency detention certificate
- short term detention certificate
- compulsory treatment order
Explain guardianship
- applied for by one or more individuals or local authority
- granted by the sheriff
- welfare and or financial
What is the name of the principles in the mental health act?
- millan principles
What is the criteria to use the mental health act?
- (likely) mental disorder
- significantly impaired decision making ability
- determining treatment required
- significant risk
- informal/voluntary care not appropriate
What is SIDMA?
- Significant impaired decision making ability
- As a result of a mental disorder, patients ability to make decisions is significantly impaired
What is SIDMA?
- Significant impaired decision making ability
- As a result of a mental disorder, patients ability to make decisions is significantly impaired
What are different types of detentions?
- emergency detention (72hrs)
- short term detention order (28days)
- compulsory treatment order (6months)
Which detention order doesn’t include treatment?
- emergency detention certificate
Who does the application for a compulsory treatment order?
- MHO (Mental health officer)
Who does the application for a compulsory treatment order?
- MHO (Mental health officer)
What is an advanced statement?
- written when the patient is well
- witness and dated
- their preference for treatment
What must you fill out for an emergency detention certificate for treatment?
- T4 certificate