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There are two versions of the Care and Treatment Review. One for children and young people which is called a Care, Education and Treatment Review (CETR) and one for adults which is known as the Care and Treatment Review (CTR)
A CTR/CETR is a meeting to check that a person’s care and treatment is meeting their needs.
A CTR/CETR may be held for anyone with learning disabilities, autism or both who may be at risk of being admitted to hospital or who is already in a specialist learning disability or mental health hospital.
The reviews always ask:
Some people with learning disabilities or autism have mental health needs or behaviours that challenge. Most people are supported at home and do not need to stay in a specialist hospital.
Local Area Emergency Protocol (LAEP) meetings try to stop people needing to go to a specialist hospital.
Sometimes support needs to change quickly meaning there is not time to have a Care and Treatment Review, so a Local Area Emergency Protocol Meeting (LAEP) will be held instead.
View this easy read document to find out more about Local Area Emergency Protocol Meetings.
Care and Treatment Reviews - an easy read guide.
Care and Treatment Reviews - A Family Survival Guide.
My Care and Treatment Review planner