Care, or Evidence That Care Happened?

A completed form can protect a person, preserve a decision and expose neglect. It can also become evidence that a system performed care without asking whether care was experienced. Aylee’s twelve-minute clock offers a harder standard: did the process leave the person with more authorship over her life? The article examines the difference between recording care and providing it, and why reasonable adjustments only matter when professionals honour the boundary they describe.

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