Pathfinder NHS Trust, ex p Wey [2000] 3 CCLR 271 (QBD)

Leave a Comment / Due Process requirements for revising any care or support plan based on the Care Act regime, Fairness and due process in the context of care planning, Legality, unlawfulness and error of law in the context of care planning, Public law principles relevant to care or support plan revisions, Regulators associated with health and social care, Remedies, rights, complaints, regulatory and criminal law aspects to adult social care, enforcement of one’s rights, Reviews and Revisions (cuts or changes to content), Revision process under s27 Care Act - proportionate re-assessment, a new eligibility decision and fresh care planning / By

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It is unlawful for a responsible medical officer to use powers under s16 Mental Health Act 1983 to reclassify a patient’s condition when the patient’s application to the Mental Health Review Tribunal under s72(5) has been granted by the tribunal.

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