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Well run, organised course with a lot of information to learn. The literature shared was very supportive. A lot of information to process over 5 days but the face to face training and attachments supported this. Sue's enthusiasm for the subject shone through. The interactive elements were great to help us retain information. I enjoyed the course a lot more than I expected. I would recommend this course to others if relevant to their role.
Very informative, a lot of detail, case law, legislation to think of before deciding on deprivation of liberty.
The course is very intersting and taking us to the deep knowldge of how and what a BIA to be and code of contact ,came to know about case laws for each, i5s very usefull and the supporting documents were faboulous
Judith was fantastic. I was quite nervous before undertaking the cross examination, but she really put us at ease, whilst giving helpful pointers after the mock sessions.
Really great day. The theory session in the morning was a great help. Enjoyed the practical session as well. Good way to boost confidence and understanding.
As new-ish in the medico legal world, Bond Solon teaches the right tools to become a good medicolegal reporter, the ropes and skills of the courts and cross examination techniques and finally feel more confidence in yourself.
I had good knowledge of MCA and DOLS before the training; however, the course improved my knowledge in BIA
My skills and knowledge have improved considerably following the BIA training. I now feel more confident applying the MCA, interpreting case law, and completing structured assessments. I still have areas to develop through practice, but my overall capability has progressed to a solid and competent level.