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Preferences

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Preferences

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CQC Glossary of terms used in the guidance for providers and managers

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This includes those relating to how people's care and treatment are provided or preferences about which provider they choose to provide it. It is recognised that in some circumstances a person's preferences may be limited. For example, when people are detained under the Mental Health Act 1983.

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Preferences

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Digitising Social Care Glossary, v0.0.3

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A description of what is most important to a person, the people who are important to a person and things a person wants someone supporting them to do or not to do.

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