We produce a range of publications, for professionals, people with mental ill health and families/carers. You can download them from our website. We have copies of some materials – contact us to enquire.
16 matching publications.
30 Mar, 2022 | .pdf, 305.2 KB
Designated medical practitioners (DMPs) are appointed by the Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland to assess, and where appropriate, authorise certain treatments requested by the responsible medical officer (RMO) for people subject to compulsory treatment under the Mental Health (Care and Treatment)(Scotland) Act 2003 who do not or cannot consent.
27 Jan, 2022 | .pdf, 1.3 MB
To better understand how well advance statements are used in Forensic Mental Health Services (FMHS) we aimed to explore how many individuals treated in these services have an advance statement, any differences between FMHS across Scotland, and opinions of how promoting and using advance statements works in practice.
15 Jul, 2021 | .pdf, 293.5 KB
The Commission has a statutory duty to promote best practice with the Mental Health. One way we do this is by presenting the key findings of our research and monitoring activity. Our findings on Significantly impaired decision making ability is presented in a summarised format here.
13 Mar, 2018 | .pdf, 10.7 MB
This appendix is attached to the report 'The Right to Advocacy' which reviewed how local authorities and NHS Boards are discharging their responsibilities under the Mental Health (Care and Treatment) Act 2003. This document contains full responses and associated documents to a questionnaire sent out in July 2017.
13 Mar, 2018 | .pdf, 628.6 KB
This report is a review of how local authorities and NHS Boards are discharging their responsibilities under the Mental Health (Care and Treatment) (Scotland) Act 2003. Information was collected in questionnaires, and full responses can be found in 'Appendix 1 - The Right to Advocacy, adults' and 'Appendix 2 - The Right to Advocacy, children and young people'.
13 Mar, 2018 | .pdf, 3.6 MB
This appendix is attached to the report 'The Right to Advocacy' which reviewed how local authorities and NHS Boards are discharging their responsibilities under the Mental Health (Care and Treatment) (Scotland) Act 2003. This document contains full responses and associated documents to a questionnaire sent out in July 2017.
31 May, 2017 | .pdf, 32.3 KB
Findings from our consultations with carers, looking at issues surrounding capacity. Carer opinion has been gathered from carer support meetings and discussions with individual carers, including those caring for individuals with mental illness, dementia, learning disability and autism.