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Hosted by Alex Ruck Keene · EN · 106 episodes
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This podcast looks at matters mental capacity related. It features conversations between Alex Ruck Keene, a specialist barrister at 39 Essex Chambers, and a whole host of people with different perspectives on mental capacity questions. It also features audio versions of the 'shedinars' that Alex delivers about key topics in mental capacity law, full versions of which (with slides) can be found here: https://www.mentalcapacitylawandpolicy.org.uk/shedinars/.(Boring but necessary caveat: nothing that appears on this podcast constitutes legal advice).
Alex Ruck Keene hosts Mental Capacity Matters with Alex Ruck Keene, a education show with 106 episodes published.
In the latest ‘in conversation with,’ I talk to Dr Jonathan Brown about the very different approach to the decision-making authority granted children in Scotland, prompted by his article arising out of this case decided
In this ‘in conversation’ with Dr Beverley Samways, we talk about the scoping review she has led on to review NHS restraint policies in relation to people with learning disabilities, in the context of Seni’s Law ( the Me
In this ‘in conversation with,’ I talk to Professor Tony David about his new paper, Insight, the law and psychiatry: Going round in circles or playing nice? . We talk about what ‘insight’ means clinically, and how law an
In this ‘in conversation’ with Dr Joe Gough , we discuss some of the fruits of his British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship at the University of Oxford looking at legal and medical assessments of decision-making capacity,
In this ‘in conversation with,’ I talk to Nick Robinson, Professor Judy Lain g, and Dr Jeremy Dixon about the website that they have recently been involved in setting up providing resources for nearest relatives under th
In this ‘in conversation with,’ I talk to the lawyer and academic Dr János Fiala-Butora about his new book, Implementing the Right to Decide under the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: Supporting the
In this ‘in conversation with,’ I talk to Professor Gareth Owen about his new book Psychiatry and Human Nature: Classic and Romantic Perspectives , and he helps unpack what ‘classic’ and ‘romantic’ mean in this context,
Following on from my videos about capacity and best interests , this video seeks to put those concepts to practical application. The slides are here . Boring but necessary caveat: nothing in this
In this ‘in conversation’ with, I talk to Dr Susannah Bowyer, Deputy Director at Research in Practice, about the recent research paper published by Research in Practice and the National Children’s Bureau (com
In this ‘in conversation with,’ I talk to Peter Edwards, a solicitor who has just passed his 50 year mark working in mental health (and, since it became a ‘thing,’ mental capacity law), and who has had quite the most ext
In this ‘in conversation with,’ I talk to Professor John Coggon about his – deliberately! – provocative new paper Is Mental Capacity Law Law? . We think about what ‘law’ means in this context, and
In this ‘in conversation with,’ I talk to Professor Peter Bartlett about his article “ Beyond the liberal subject: challenges in interpreting the CRPD, and the CRPD’s challenges to human rights ,” and discuss
In this ‘in conversation with,’ I talk to Jess Foulkes , Dr Suzanne Beeke and Dr Anna Volkmer about their paper in the International Journal of Language & Communication Disorders, Usin
In this 'in discussion with,' I talk to Professor Anne-Maree Farell and Dr Patrick Hann, two of the co-authors of this paper recently published in the Medical Law Law Review, " Mental health and capacity laws in Northern
In this ‘in conversation’ with, I talk to Professor Beverley Clough and Dr Laura Pritchard-Jones about the edited collection that they have recently pulled together on Mental Capacity Law, Sexual
In this 'in conversation' with, I talk to Dr Victoria Bradley, Clinical Lead for and Consultant in Palliative Medicine, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, about choices in palliative care, honesty in discu
The Law Commission published its consultation paper on disabled children's social care on 8 October. I am a consultant to the project. In addition to the various other ways in which to get yourself up t
In this ‘in conversation’ with, I talk to Hillary Chua of the National University of Singapore about a recent article in the Medical Law Review that she has co-authored with Camillia Kong and Mich
In this ‘in conversation with’, I talk to Dr Harleen Kaur Johal , a doctor and PhD candidate, about her research as part of the BABEL project into conflict in the ICU. We discuss her interviews with patients,
In this 'in conversation with', I talk to the very recently retired police officer, Michael Brown - the Mental Health Cop, about the police, the MCA 2005, the red herring of 'capacity to commit criminal offences,' and th
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