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that values prevention and early intervention.” However, we note the concerns from organisations that provided evidence to the Committee that the framing of section 1(c) could be misinterpreted as a deprioritisation of continuing, palliative or

Allowance in Scotland. From early 2025, adults in Scotland in receipt of Attendance Allowance will start to have their awards transferred to Pension Age Disability Payment. New applications for Pension Age Disability Payment can be made from 24

by 18 August to receive the Early Bird rate. To Absent Friends 2025: New Resources We have launched several new resources to support people participate in To Absent Friends, a people’s festival of storytelling and remembrance that takes

(deadline: 21st August). Early bird registration is also now open until 5th September. For more information and to register your place, please visit the symposium webpage here . 21st Kidney Supportive Care Meeting 18-19 November,

in Scotland. Numbering nearly 1000 organisations Scottish Care members employ over 100,000 staff. Prior to his current role, Dr Macaskill ran an equality and human rights consultancy for fourteen years. In that time, he focused on issues

and their loved ones from early March 2021. The guidance recommends that care homes can now resume indoor visiting https://www.palliativecarescotland.org.uk/content/search/?q=contact&start=8 Scottish Partnership for Palliative

was born in Glasgow and his early career as a youth and children’s worker fostered a strong interest in the well-being of young people and their families. His conviction that music could help children explore and express emotions led Stephen

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in stress and ill health, early burn-out of health and social care staff, and old people without families suffering terrible isolated deaths. 1.4 What are the wider impacts? From a palliative and end of life care perspective, some of the wider

?one step further? at this early stage. Perhaps it would be worth having the debate at a future stage when the L&DW process had been completed? The debate on what should be statutory could distract from L&DW. At what point during an illness