Mental Health Act: Consent to Medical Treatment (14:VI): Difference between revisions

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	The facility could also proceed under the ''HCCFA'' by declaring the patient incapable of consenting, by using a TSDM and/or by claiming that a state of emergency exists such that the patient must be treated without their consent.		The facility could also proceed under the ''HCCFA'' by declaring the patient incapable of consenting, by using a TSDM and/or by claiming that a state of emergency exists such that the patient must be treated without their consent.


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