Mental Health: Advance Statements in mental health

From Advance statements of preference, Mental Health and Wellbeing Act 2022 Handbook, State of Victoria - Department of Health. Melbourne:

Advance statements of preferences are written by a person saying what treatment, care and support they prefer should they become subject to an order that authorises compulsory assessment or treatment.

An advance statement of preferences is a way of ensuring that treatment, care and support decisions better align with a patient’s preferences.

• Mental Health and Wellbeing Act 2022. Victoria; 2022. effective 1 Sept 2023
• Advance statements of preferences. State of Victoria - Department of Health. 2023 - includes explanation and downloadable forms

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