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Family Caregiver Rights (Mental Health Law Edition)
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Introductory Video
How to Perform Legal Research
What is the Mental Health Act?
What is the Health Care Consent Act?
What is capacity?
Health Care Consent Act Cheat Sheet
What is the Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA)?
Form 42 (Notice of Form 1)
Introduction to Form 1 (Application by Physician for Psychiatric Assessment)
What is a Form 1?
Who can complete a Form 1?
What does a Form 1 look like?
Form 2 (Justice of the Peace / Court)Untitled lesson
Form 3 (Certificate of Involuntary Admission)
Form 4 (Certificate of Renewal)
Summary of the Forms
Who decides whether my loved one should be on medication?
How do we know if my loved one is "capable"?
Who makes treatment decisions if my loved one isn't "capable"?
How must substitute decision-makers make treatment decisions?
What can we do if our loved one is capable but needs help?
Am I entitled to information if my loved one refuses?
Final Remarks
The Legal Stuff
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The Basics (Free Lessons)
Introductory Video
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How to Perform Legal Research
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What is the Mental Health Act?
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What is the Health Care Consent Act?
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What is capacity?
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Health Care Consent Act Cheat Sheet
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What is the Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA)?
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Form 1: Hospital Detainment Up to 72 Hours
Form 42 (Notice of Form 1)
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Introduction to Form 1 (Application by Physician for Psychiatric Assessment)
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What is a Form 1?
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Who can complete a Form 1?
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What does a Form 1 look like?
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Form 2: Justice of the Peace
Form 2 (Justice of the Peace / Court)Untitled lesson
Form 3 and 4: Involuntary Admission
Form 3 (Certificate of Involuntary Admission)
Form 4 (Certificate of Renewal)
Summary of the Forms
Access to Treatment
Who decides whether my loved one should be on medication?
How do we know if my loved one is "capable"?
Who makes treatment decisions if my loved one isn't "capable"?
How must substitute decision-makers make treatment decisions?
What can we do if our loved one is capable but needs help?
Am I entitled to information if my loved one refuses?
Final Remarks
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