As your child gets older you may find that your role in decision making in his or her care and support changes. Health and social care professionals start to encourage disabled children and young people to take a more active role in their own care and support as they mature. This guide gives you an overview of the law and policy regarding decision making in health and social care, including confidentiality and the sharing of information.
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