Set against the backdrop of the Mental Capacity Act 2005, this book explores issues raised by mental capacity within adult safeguarding to highlight and aid professionals appreciate how mental capacity intersects with risk and vulnerability. Case studies, reflection points and exercise are used to develop understanding and support critical engagement with practice.
This book is an excellent aid to support social work and health care practitioners, particularly in the context of integrated health and social care with demystifying mental capacity.
This guide is an invaluable aid to practitioners where issues of mental capacity may be of concern. Also an excellent resource for student social workers, student nurses and medical students re the examining and understanding of the importance in professional practice.