Kingston Conference: Consent & Capacity Issues Following Traumatic Injury

Conference Presentations

Consent & Capacity: A Case Study

Changes to the Definition of Catastrophic Impairment

More Cuts to Accident Benefits – Strategies for Survival

The Impact of the Changes to the SABS

What a Substitute Decision Maker Can and Cannot Do

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Consent & Capacity Issues Following Traumatic Injury

Join us on Tuesday May 3, 2016 in Kingston at the Donald Gordon Conference Centre in an interactive session discussing consent & capacity issues following Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Includes a bonus session on The Impact of the Changes to the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS): Strategies for Survival.

Conference cost $50.00 – All proceeds will be donated to Brain Injury Association of Quinte and District (BIAQD).

To register online, click here.

A half-day conference which will allow the participants to:

– Develop an understanding of the legal implications of incapacity

– Provide an understanding of issues of consent and capacity, and insight into the capacity assessment process

– Provide insight into the changes to the insurance system

– Develop strategies to help your patients deal with the legal implications of the new changes

Agenda

8:00 – Registration and Breakfast

8:20 – Welcome and Opening Remarks

8:30 – All You Need to Know about Consent & Capacity

9:15 – What a Substitute Decision Maker Can and Cannot Do

9:45 – The Impact of the Changes to the SABS: Strategies for Survival

10:30 – Refreshment Break

10:45 – Challenges of Litigating Mental Health Disorders

11:30 – The Latest in Catastrophic Impairment

12:15 – Lunch