Unit 17 LO2-P4-Mindmap
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- Legislation supporting mental health
- NHS and Community Care Act 1990
- States that anyone over the age of 18 has the right to an assessment of their needs
- When they are eligible for services from their local authority
- This ensures the services are suited to individual needs
- This ensures mental health needs are specifically met
- The individuals treatment plan will be accurate and will provide effective treatment
- When they are eligible for services from their local authority
- States that anyone over the age of 18 has the right to an assessment of their needs
- Mental Health Acts 1983 & 2007
- States the rights an individual with a mental health condition has
- This includes the right to assessments and treatments
- This ensures an individual maintains all their rights whilst receiving treatment for their mental health condition.
- However involuntary patients may lose some of their rights or they may slightly adjust
- Individuals always have rights even when using community-based services
- This includes the right to assessments and treatments
- States the rights an individual with a mental health condition has
- Mental Capacity Act 2005
- Applies to anyone aged over 16 years.
- Aimed at people who lack mental capacity to make their own decisions about their care and treatment.
- This act covers simple everyday decisions and more serious decisions
- Aimed at people who lack mental capacity to make their own decisions about their care and treatment.
- Has 5 key components, this include never assume someone is not capable,Help the individual in decision making
- The decisions must be made in the individuals best interest, unwise decisions do not mean they lack capacity, care chosen should not be restrictive
- Applies to anyone aged over 16 years.
- Equality Act 2010
- Sometimes people with mental health conditions are discriminated against
- This act protects them from discrimination in most environments
- Working/ applying for jobs
- Housing
- Services- shops etc
- Education
- Ensures people with mental health conditions are treated fairly and with dignity
- Human Rights Act 1998
- This act protects the rights of everyone living in the uk
- our rights include things like...
- Right to a life
- Right to a life free from slavery
- Right to freedom
- Children & Families Act 2014
- Aims to ensure all children and families can access support they require to meet their needs
- Ensures children are protected and put at the centre of decision making
- Aims to ensure all children and families can access support they require to meet their needs
- Care Act 2014
- The act states that individuals well-being should be promoted during decision making processes
- This means an individuals mental health will always be considered in decision
- The act states that individuals well-being should be promoted during decision making processes
- NHS and Community Care Act 1990
- Aims to ensure all children and families can access support they require to meet their needs
- Ensures children are protected and put at the centre of decision making
- These are main priorities which come under 4 titles, Increasing access to mental health services, integrating mental and physical health care.
- Starting early to promote mental well-being and prevent mental health conditions, Improving the quality of life for those with mental health conditions
- Mental health priorities for change is a strategy with 25 points that require change on the future of mental health
- Lots of government strategies have been introduced to promote mental health
- Guidance and service strategies
- Legislation supporting mental health
- NHS and Community Care Act 1990
- States that anyone over the age of 18 has the right to an assessment of their needs
- When they are eligible for services from their local authority
- This ensures the services are suited to individual needs
- This ensures mental health needs are specifically met
- The individuals treatment plan will be accurate and will provide effective treatment
- When they are eligible for services from their local authority
- States that anyone over the age of 18 has the right to an assessment of their needs
- Mental Health Acts 1983 & 2007
- States the rights an individual with a mental health condition has
- This includes the right to assessments and treatments
- This ensures an individual maintains all their rights whilst receiving treatment for their mental health condition.
- However involuntary patients may lose some of their rights or they may slightly adjust
- Individuals always have rights even when using community-based services
- This includes the right to assessments and treatments
- States the rights an individual with a mental health condition has
- Mental Capacity Act 2005
- Applies to anyone aged over 16 years.
- Aimed at people who lack mental capacity to make their own decisions about their care and treatment.
- This act covers simple everyday decisions and more serious decisions
- Aimed at people who lack mental capacity to make their own decisions about their care and treatment.
- Has 5 key components, this include never assume someone is not capable,Help the individual in decision making
- The decisions must be made in the individuals best interest, unwise decisions do not mean they lack capacity, care chosen should not be restrictive
- Applies to anyone aged over 16 years.
- Equality Act 2010
- Sometimes people with mental health conditions are discriminated against
- This act protects them from discrimination in most environments
- Working/ applying for jobs
- Housing
- Services- shops etc
- Education
- Ensures people with mental health conditions are treated fairly and with dignity
- Human Rights Act 1998
- This act protects the rights of everyone living in the uk
- our rights include things like...
- Right to a life
- Right to a life free from slavery
- Right to freedom
- Children & Families Act 2014
- Care Act 2014
- The act states that individuals well-being should be promoted during decision making processes
- This means an individuals mental health will always be considered in decision
- The act states that individuals well-being should be promoted during decision making processes
- NHS and Community Care Act 1990
- Legislation supporting mental health
- Guidance and service strategies
- Lots of government strategies have been introduced to promote mental health
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