CSDL/SROL

About the course

This course delves into the specifics of the Capacity and Self-Determination (Jersey) Law 2016, focusing on Significant Restriction on Liberty (SRoL). It provides a detailed exploration of legislative requirements, data collection processes, and the practical application of these laws in care settings.

What will you learn

Learn legislative context
Understand SRoL applications
Manage SRoL assessments

Course content

This course content is designed to provide comprehensive training on handling issues of capacity and decision-making within the legal framework provided by the Capacity and Self-Determination (Jersey) Law 2016.

Introduction to Capacity and Self-Determination Law

Understand the fundamentals of the Capacity and Self-Determination (Jersey) Law 2016, emphasizing the importance of respecting individuals’ ability to make decisions.

Core Principles of the Law

Explore the five core principles that guide assessments and interventions under this law, focusing on assumptions of capacity, support in decision-making, respect for unwise decisions, best interest considerations, and the least restrictive approach.

Assessing Capacity

Learn how to properly assess an individual’s capacity, focusing on understanding, retaining, using or weighing information, and communicating decisions, specific to each decision to be made.

Best Interest Decision-Making

Delve into the best interest process which includes considering past and present wishes, feelings, beliefs, values, and the views of people close to the person.

Legal Frameworks and Decision-Makers

Review the roles of legal decision-makers, including the use of Lasting Powers of Attorney and how to adhere to an Advanced Decision to Refuse Treatment (ADRT).

Significant Restrictions of Liberty (SRoL)

Understand the part of the law dealing with significant restrictions on liberty, including what constitutes a significant restriction and the safeguards necessary to authorize such restrictions.

Practical Applications and Case Studies

Engage with practical applications and case studies to see how the principles and procedures of the law are applied in real-world scenarios.

Responsibilities Under the Law

Clarify the responsibilities of professionals under this law, ensuring all actions taken are legally compliant and ethically sound.

Supporting Decision-Making

Discuss strategies to maximize an individual’s capacity to make their own decisions, including timing and support adjustments.

Interactive Workshops

Participate in interactive workshops designed to practice assessments and interventions, emphasizing communication and ethical considerations.

How are you assessed?

Who is this course for?

Legal and healthcare professionals.

Entry requirements

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CSDL/SROL

About the course

What will you learn

Course content

Understand the fundamentals of the Capacity and Self-Determination (Jersey) Law 2016, emphasizing the importance of respecting individuals’ ability to make decisions.

Explore the five core principles that guide assessments and interventions under this law, focusing on assumptions of capacity, support in decision-making, respect for unwise decisions, best interest considerations, and the least restrictive approach.

Learn how to properly assess an individual’s capacity, focusing on understanding, retaining, using or weighing information, and communicating decisions, specific to each decision to be made.

Delve into the best interest process which includes considering past and present wishes, feelings, beliefs, values, and the views of people close to the person.

Review the roles of legal decision-makers, including the use of Lasting Powers of Attorney and how to adhere to an Advanced Decision to Refuse Treatment (ADRT).

Understand the part of the law dealing with significant restrictions on liberty, including what constitutes a significant restriction and the safeguards necessary to authorize such restrictions.

Engage with practical applications and case studies to see how the principles and procedures of the law are applied in real-world scenarios.

Clarify the responsibilities of professionals under this law, ensuring all actions taken are legally compliant and ethically sound.

Discuss strategies to maximize an individual’s capacity to make their own decisions, including timing and support adjustments.

Participate in interactive workshops designed to practice assessments and interventions, emphasizing communication and ethical considerations.

How are you assessed?

Who is this course for?

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