Titlebook: Capacity Assessment and the Law; Problems and Solutio Kelly Purser Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Capacity assessment.

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Substitute Decision-Making,ds supported decision-making in line with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities is made. Nevertheless, enduring documents, and substitute decision-making, still play a significant role in estate planning. Accordingly, evidencing the loss of decision-making capacity is also examin

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Some Proposed Suggestions,les which should inform any satisfactory assessment paradigm. Suggestions are then made about the assessment process itself, including the role of health professionals. Ideally, input is needed from all relevant stakeholders in order to develop a best practice paradigm, and so hurdles and hindrances

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Testamentary Capacity,in the health profession seeking to modernise the longstanding legal test. Problems undoubtedly exist but arguably it is the application of the test through the assessment process, rather than the test itself, which needs attention. Likewise, the medico-legal interface can be strengthened so that th

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Substitute Decision-Making,idual has lost the legal capacity necessary to make a specific decision. The increase in mentally disabling conditions, as well as cognitive decline associated with ageing, mean that although people are living longer they may not have the capacity required at law to make their own decisions. Neverth

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Capacity Assessment: An International Problem, the case given the freedom of movement and communication that people enjoy within modern society. This chapter seeks to explore some of the best capacity assessment guidelines worldwide. Guides have been chosen from Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. This is not a syste