The Court of Protection has started to hear the first cases involving Covid-19 vaccination, no doubt the first of many to come. In the first case to come before the CoP, the son of an elderly care home resident (E) objected to his mother receiving the Covid-19 vaccine. She was suffering from dementia, schizophrenia and …
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