Risk Assessment & Management Tool (RAMT) ESCR/CIS ID: Name NHS No: Address Date of Name of Lead Agency Details of contributors Name Job Title, Organisations, Relationship Delete all guidance notes from the completed document Information about the adult at risk Note: Start the assessment by saying who the risk assessment is for. Provide a summary pen picture of the adult at risk, relevant information about support needs, services received, support networks, relationships. Circumstances Note: Why now? Explain why this risk assessment/risk meeting is requiring this risk being held. What are the circumstances that have led up to this assessment/risk assessment? This may include a range of multi-agency views and meeting information about agencies involvement and attempts to engage. The adults at risk’s Note: In supporting the person to manage risks in their own life, you view about their should always start with the adult at risk’s views, record these here. current Include any personal outcomes desired by the adult at risk from this circumstances risk management process. Does the adult have mental capacity to make decisions about their current circumstances? If the adult is choosing to live with a degree of risk in their life, what are their reasons for this.
Risk Assessment & Management Tool (RAMT) Name ESCR/CIS ID: NHS No: Address Date of Name of Lead Agency Details of contributors Name Job Title, Organisations, Relationship Information about the adult at risk Delete all guidance notes from the completed document Note: Start the assessment by saying who the risk assessment is for. Provide a summary pen picture of the adult at risk, relevant information about support needs, services received, support networks, relationships. Circumstances requiring this risk assessment/risk meeting Note: Why now? Explain why this risk assessment/risk meeting is being held. What are the circumstances that have led up to this assessment? This may include a range of multi-agency views and information about agencies involvement and attempts to engage. The adults at risk’s view about their current circumstances Note: In supporting the person to manage risks in their own life, you should always start with the adult at risk’s views, record these here. Include any personal outcomes desired by the adult at risk from this risk management process. Does the adult have mental capacity to make decisions about their current circumstances? If the adult is choosing to live with a degree of risk in their life, what are their reasons for this.
RAMT%20(v.%201%209%2015).docx