11KBW invites you to two related half day seminars to be held at the Crowne Plaza, 70 Shudehill, Manchester M4 4AF on Wednesday, 22 March 2017.
The Community Care seminar will be held from 10am – 12.50pm.
The COP/DOLS seminar will be held from 1.45pm – 4.15pm.
People are welcome to sign up for either or both seminars.
Feedback from last year’s Manchester Community Care seminar was extremely positive, including these comments: “Excellent. Speakers are very clear in their presentation & advice”, “Very useful” and “Very good & informative”.
The sessions will be directed at updates on recent developments in the law in these areas.
Topics in the Community Care seminar will include –
- Case law update
- Age disputes
- Eligibility for continuing health care
- Ordinary residence for local and health authorities, mental health aftercare
Topics in the COP/DOL seminar will include –
- COP substantive update
- COP procedural update
- DOL in hospital: Ferreira
- DOL for people cared for at home: Staffordshire v SRK
Both sessions will be intermediate-level, aimed at people with some knowledge or experience in these areas. They are not intended to provide basic or introductory-level training. Speakers: Jonathan Auburn, Paul Greatorex, Joanne Clement and Zoe Gannon.
Click here to for the conference timetable.
Conference details:
Date: 22 March 2017
Venue: Crowne Plaza, 70 Shudehill, Manchester M4 4AF
Registration for the morning session will be from 9.30am with the conference starting at 10am until 12.50pm.
Registration for the afternoon session will be from 12.50pm with the conference starting at 1.45pm until 4.15pm.
Lunch will be from 12.50pm – 1.45pm – you are most welcome to join us for lunch if you are attending either session.
Cost: £40 + VAT (£8.00) = £48.00 per session. If you wish to attend the full day we will give a 10% discount on the price (for both sessions cost = £86.40 including 10% discount)
HOW TO BOOK
To book your place on this conference please email RSVP@11kbw.com with the delegate name, firm, email address and any purchase order details you may require.
Tags: community care, COP, DOLS, Manchester, March 2017