Each clue locks one or more facts into place.
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MCA Logic Grid Puzzle
A visual deduction game. Use the clue tiles to work out who is where, who needs which advocacy route, and which MCA/legal route fits.
Each option is used once in every category.
Bonus image round after the solution check.
Clue board
Twelve tiles, one solution
- The person on the general hospital ward is neither Jenny nor Sarah, and their capacity outcome is that they lack capacity for the accommodation decision.
- The IMCA was instructed only for the person on the general hospital ward.
- Sarah is in supported living.
- The supported living decision sits within ordinary care and support planning, not a safeguarding enquiry or a DoLS review.
- The person in supported living needed the decision postponed so practicable steps could support their decision-making.
- Jenny has a family member supporting her, and her decision was not postponed.
- The person with family support lives in their own flat.
- The Care Act safeguarding enquiry concerns the person in their own flat, who is assessed as having capacity for this specific decision.
- Tom is not in his own flat and is not in supported living.
- The DoLS review involves the relevant person's representative.
- The DoLS review is linked to fluctuating capacity and the residential care home.
- The MCA best-interests decision is for the person who lacks capacity.
Logic grid
Who matches what?
| Person | Accommodation | Advocate status | Capacity outcome | Legal framework |
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Use each option once in every category, then check the grid.
Bonus image round
Find Milo
Search the training room image and click where Milo is hiding. This is just for the puzzle streak: no formal reflection box, no worksheet energy.
The finish button sends the grid result and Milo round status to the trainer dashboard when embedded in the portal.
Milo
Milo is in the room. You are looking for a small dog in a cap.
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