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Court of protection – Deputyship series: How do you measure capacity?
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Court of protection – Deputyship series: How do you measure capacity?
Posted on 30th November 2022 by
Ruth Meyer
In order to measure capacity we use the letters URWC:
Understanding
Retention
Way up
Communication
How do you measure capacity?
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