What is a Section 62 form?

What is a Section 62 form?

The RC can write a section 62(1) form for urgent medication needing CTT (so after three months detention) where either SOAD is required to assess, patient no longer agrees to T2 or a medication not on T3 form. Also consider CTO recall, as medication often has changes from the community treatment plan (T3).

How long is Section 62 valid for?

The order is for six months unless renewed for a further six months and then annually. Rights of Review – the patient may apply to a Tribunal once within each period of detention.

How long does a T3 form last?

T3 forms remain valid at the discretion of the CQC – The CQC take the view that they should not normally be left un- reviewed for periods longer than 2 years. Sometimes a period of validity is specifically included on the form e.g.6 months.

How long does consent to treatment last?

The Three Month Period The Code of Practice states that the patient’s consent should still be sought before any medication is administered, wherever practicable. The patient’s consent, refusal to consent, or a lack of capacity to give consent should be recorded by the Responsible Clinicians.

When should a Section 5 2 be used?

5(2) should only be used if, at the time, it is not practicable or safe to take the steps necessary to make an application for detention without detaining the patient in the interim.

What is Section 6 Mental Health Act?

Section 6 of the Mental Capacity Act defines restraint as the use or threat of force where an incapacitated person resists, and any restriction of liberty or movement whether or not the person resists.

Can you refuse a mental health assessment?

Can I refuse to go to hospital? The Mental Health Act 1983 gives the AMHP and the other health professionals the right to take you to hospital. If you refuse to go with them, they have the right to use reasonable force to take you to hospital or they may call the police for assistance.

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