Standard Nine Assessment (Part 4)
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1. Question
At times you might be unsure whether individuals to whom you give care and support fully understand the choices they have or what type of support and care they need. Explain why it is important to assume that someone has capacity to make decisions unless there is evidence that they do not.
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2. Question
You will frequently come across the term consent and informed consent when working in health and social care. Answer the questions below to show your understanding of consent.
- What is meant by the term ‘consent’?
- What is meant by the term ‘informed consent’?
- Write two examples to show how consent may change depending on the decision that is being made
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Describe an example of where an assessment of capacity might need to be carried out and describe the meaning and significance of ‘advance statements’ or ‘advance care planning’ regarding future care.
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