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ANNUAL REPORT 2003-2004Section 3: MENTAL WELFARE IN SCOTLAND: OUR OVERVIEW3.1 Detentions Under Mental Health and Criminal 27Procedure Legislation3.1.1 Detention Statistics, 2003-2004 273.1.2 Trends in the Use of Detention 323.1.3 Use of Detention in the UK 333.1.4 Consent to Detention 353.1.5 Social Circumstances Reports 363.2 Guardianship and Intervention Orders 363.3 Mental Health Services for Children and Adolescents 413.4 Safe to Wander?: Good Practice Guidance 423.5 Use of Restraint 433.6 Unauthorised Removal of Adults Who Lack Capacity 44Section 4: MENTAL HEALTH LAW & POLICY4.1 Adults with Incapacity Act 464.1.1 Part 6 464.1.2 Part 5 484.1.3 Part 4 494.2 Developments in Mental Health Legislation across the UK 49Section 5: FINANCIAL STATEMENT 52Section 6: FURTHER INFORMATION 556.1 Bodies we meet with 556.2 Details of Our Publications 556.3 Bibliography 56Section 7: PRACTITIONERS’ FIVE-YEAR INDEX 1999-2004 58iii
THE MENTAL WELFARE COMMISSION FOR SCOTLANDWho We AreCommissioners, 2003-2004:Standing – left to right: Linda Graham (from 1 April 2004), Gina Netto,Alison McRae (Head of Corporate Services), Corinna Penrose, Malcolm Murray, Myra Maguire,Joe Morrow, Pramod Jauhar, Colin Welsh (from 1 April 2004), John Bain, Linda Pollock,Carol Dobson (from 1 March 2004), Shelagh Creegan,Tom Keenan, Gordon Shiach,Jamie Malcolm, Adrian LodgeSeated – left to right: Douglas White (from 1 April 2004), Juliet Cheetham, Donald Lyons (Director),Ian Miller (Chairman), Margaret Ross, Bill Gent, Lynne EdwardsThe following Commissioners are not in the photograph: Madeline Osborn,Archie Robb, Margaret WhoriskeyWe employ over 40 staff from a number of different practitioner, managementand administrative backgrounds.Our Achievements, 2003-2004During 2003-2004, we have:• Contributed to the development andimplementation of the new Mental HealthAct.• Visited 1122 service users in hospital and848 in care homes and in the community.• Changed our internal structure to allow usto visit more people more often in thefuture.• Visited 6 national and 15 localorganisations that help people fromminority ethnic backgrounds.• Reviewed 515 detentions, 211 accidentsand incidents, and 172 suicides.• Worked on 2 inquiries involving problemswith care and treatment and followed up acase from the previous year.• Continued to improve our telephoneadvice service and the recording of theinformation we provide.Contact UsIf you feel you have a matteryou would like to discuss withus you can contact us inconfidence in the followingways:• Phone: 0131 222 6111• Email:enquiries@mwcscot.org.uk• Website: www.mwcscot.org.ukUse it to ask for help.The site alsoprovides access to the full AnnualReport and other publications.• Write to: Mental WelfareCommission for Scotland,K Floor, Argyle House,3 Lady Lawson Street,Edinburgh EH3 9SHiv
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