The study paper follows a recommendation made in the earlier CCEL Report Conversations About Care calling for robust research into non-court mechanisms for providing a realistically accessible route to independent review of incapacity findings. It provides an informational foundation for BC policymakers and legislators to consider the merits of re-creating a health care and capacity review board in BC. The study paper was made possible by a project grant from the Law Foundation of BC.

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