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Incapacity is the clinical state in which a patient is unable to participate in a meaningful way in medical decisions. Mentally incapacitated patients relinquish the authority, that is the competent patients right, to choose among professionally acceptable alternative treatments.
Principles of the Act be of benefit to the adult. be the least restrictive option. take the persons past and present wishes into account. take the views of other relevant people into account. encourage the person to exercise their skills and develop new skills.
70 Non-compliance with decisions of guardian with welfare powers. (i)to enter any premises where the adult is, or is reasonably supposed to be; (ii)to apprehend the adult and to remove him to such place as the guardian may direct.
Adults with Incapacity (AWI)
These principles say that any decisions made by a guardian: must be of benefit to the person concerned. will only be taken when it is really needed. must take into account the wishes of the person.
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The Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000 protects the welfare, property and finances of some adults. This includes adults who have a mental health condition or a physical disability which means they cannot communicate, and are not able to do things like: make decisions. communicate decisions.
The Adults with Incapacity Act provides a framework for safeguarding the welfare and finances of adults who may lack the capacity to make decisions. As dementia progresses, you may find it more challenging to make or understand decisions. The Act set up ways to do this, including: Powers of Attorney.
Adults with Incapacity (AWI)

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