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SUMMARY:Shared Insights. Mental capacity\, care and consent: Applyin
	g the legal framework in practice
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DESCRIPTION:\n	This Shared Insights session\, explores the legal framewo
	rk for assessing mental capacity and consent in complex cases involving di
	sputes about care and residence.\n\n\n\n	Whether your organisation is navi
	gating the new definition of a deprivation of liberty\, managing disputes 
	about life-sustaining treatment\, responding to patients who refuse care o
	n religious grounds\, or grappling with the growing complexity of self-neg
	lect - understanding the current legal landscape has never been more impor
	tant.\n\n\n\n	During this interactive session\, we will share best practic
	e when managing disputes about care and treatment. You will gain a clear\,
	 practical understanding of the legal framework for caring for individuals
	 who may lack capacity to make decisions about their treatment or residenc
	e.\n\n\n\n	It will work through real-life case studies illustrating how th
	ese principles play out in practice - including the implications of the Su
	preme Court decision in Agni overturning Cheshire West - to provide practi
	cal guidance you can take back to your team and apply straight away.\n\n\n
	\n	The session will be chaired by Browne Jacobson partners Rebecca Fitzpa
	trick and Victoria Colclough\, who will provide expert legal analysis an
	d guide discussion with our panel:\n\n\n\n	\n		Emma Sutton KC from Serjean
	ts’ Inn Chambers\, who appeared on behalf of the Official Solicitor in t
	he recent landmark Supreme Court ruling (AGNI) which has reshaped depriv
	ation of liberty law in health and social care.\n	\n	\n		Marilyn Whittle\,
	 Legal Services Director\, Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust.\n	
	\n	\n		Richard Colley\, Hospital Liaison Committee for Jehovah’s Witness
	es\, Sheffield.\n	\n\n\n\n	Shared Insights from January 2025 | RSVP Prefil
	l 15 September 2026\n\n
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