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Mental Health Act 1983 and The Mental Health Act 2007
A Total Care Management System to help keep you compliant, whilst running a quality care service.
It supports Registration under The Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Full system Only);
It meets the CQC, RQIA, SCSWIS & CSSIW Definition of Quality Assurance;
It is customised to your Care Service - We customise up to 240 fields to make it easy for you;
It has 2300+ pages of easy to use guidance with 300+ simple to follow, but comprehensive policies and procedures;
It Covers: CQC Compliance, Care Management, Health & Safety, Quality Assurance, Human Resources, Administration, Hotel Services, Catering and Maintenance.
It's Online - Updated Daily - And there’s a Paper Manual for operational usage.
Mental Health Act 1983 and The Mental Health Act 2007
The Mental Health Act (MHA) 1983 is intended to protect the rights of people in England and Wales who are assessed as having a 'mental disorder', a term which the Act uses to describe a range of mental health conditions, including dementia.
The Mental Health Act 2007
The Mental Health Act 2007 amends the earlier Mental Health Act 1983 as well as the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and confers responsibility for people with mental health conditions to a broader range of medical professionals and allows for people affected by the act to ask to change their designated nearest relative (see 'Definitions').
Most of the changes in the 2007 act do not affect people with dementia.
The requirements of the Mental Health Acts and relearnt regulations are incorporated into the Quality Care Systems Ltd care management system, and any change to the legislation and Standards introduced in the future will be accommodated by changes to the system.
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with our care plans, policies & procedures
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