The topic of death is often a sensitive and somber one, but it is also a reality that we must face. When someone passes away, there are many legal
considerations that come into play surrounding their assets, property, and final wishes.
Before delving into the specifics, you must first understand that laws and regulations surrounding death and inheritance can vary greatly depending on location.
Different countries, states, and even cities may have their own unique set of laws and procedures in place. involved. That's why you need a legal overview to
guide you through the process of protecting your rights in the case of death.
Wrongful Death Lawsuits and Compensation
In the unfortunate event of a wrongful death, where a person dies due to the negligence or misconduct of another, the bereaved family may seek compensation
through legal action. Hiring a lawyer for wrongful death is the best course of action to navigate the complex legal process and ensure that your rights are
protected. Wrongful death lawsuits can cover a wide range of incidents, from car accidents to medical malpractice. The compensation awarded in these cases may
include funeral expenses, lost wages, and loss of companionship. Know that each case is unique and the amount of compensation awarded will depend on the
deceased's income and potential earnings, their age, and the extent of their financial support to their dependents.
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Amidst the pervasive prevalence of pain, with 93% of the global populace experiencing it annually and 1 in 3 enduring daily discomfort, there persists
a reluctance to address and treat pain proactively. This leads to a heightened burden of suffering among individuals.
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A full CPE Committee Meeting was organised in London on April 17 and 18, 2024, to discuss crucial sectoral issues.
Key topics discussed during the two-day meeting included intolerable pressures on pharmacy owners, the ongoing Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF)
negotiations, implementation of the Pharmacy First service, and governance changes.
Committee Members reviewed the progress of CPCF negotiations with the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) and NHS England. These critical negotiations
are being led by the Negotiating Team (NT), which includes independent pharmacy owners and representatives of CCA and non-CCA multiples.
The CPE has been advocating for an uplift to the core global sum, margin write-offs, an agreed mechanism for regular funding increases linked to activity and
inflation, annual uplifts to service fees, more fundamental reform of the margin delivery framework and an economic review of the medicines supply chain.
The Committee also discussed the results of the 2024 Pharmacy Pressures Survey, which was conducted during March and April.
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Pain is a universal experience, with nearly everyone encountering it at some point in their lives. Whether it's acute or chronic, pain can significantly
diminish the quality of life and hinder daily activities. Understanding the multifaceted nature of pain is crucial in developing effective management strategies.
The General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) has published new reports on racism and other inequalities in pharmacy, following a series of virtual equality
roundtables.
This council organised its second equality roundtable on 18 September 2023, focussing on the topic of 'Language Barriers and Health Inequalities', and a follow-up
roundtable on 'Racism in Pharmacy: Accountability Counts' on 10 October 2023.
A wide range of pharmacy-related organisations, patient groups, equality groups, providers of translation services and software, individual pharmacists, pharmacy
technicians and wider teams from different sectors and settings attended the events.
GPhC chair, Gisela Abbam thanked speakers and attendees for listening and contributing to the important discussions around racism and language barriers, which she
said are "not purely a pharmacy problem, nor a health problem", but a "much broader" system problem.
"It is important we acknowledge that, and do what we can to tackle racism and barriers wherever we find them," she added.
Despite the pervasive nature of pain, affecting 93% of the global population annually and leaving one in three individuals in daily discomfort,
there exists a concerning reluctance to address and manage pain effectively. This leads to a heightened burden of suffering among people worldwide.
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and alleviate pain in your patients' lives. Delve into topics such as the pharmacist's evolving role, the significance of timely pain treatment, and
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Despite the widespread prevalence of pain, which affects 93% of the global population annually and leaves one in three individuals experiencing daily
discomfort, there is a troubling reluctance to effectively address and manage pain. This reluctance contributes to increased suffering among people worldwide.
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understanding, addressing, and alleviating pain in your patients' lives. Explore topics such as the evolving role of pharmacists, the importance of timely
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More than 500,000 women in England have benefitted from cheaper hormone replacement therapy (HRT) since the launch of the HRT prescription prepayment
certificates (PPC) on 1 April last year, according to the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC).
HRT is the main treatment for negative menopause symptoms that can impact all areas of a woman's life.
Introduced as part of the government's Women's Health Strategy, which made menopause a priority area, the HRT PPC reduced prescription costs to just £19.30 per
year, helping patients save hundreds of pounds in prescription charges.
The DHSC has confirmed that more than £11 million was saved by women using the PPC in the last nine months.
Using the HRT PPC, patients can get a range of HRT items, including patches, tablets, and topical preparations at reduced prices, and they can use it many times
as needed throughout the year.
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) and the Pharmacists' Defence Association (PDA) have responded to the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC)
consultation on pharmacy supervision, which was launched in early December last year.
The DSHC set out proposals to amend the Medicines Act 1968 and The Human Medicines Regulations 2012 to allow registered pharmacy technicians to work without
direct supervision, which in turn will help free up pharmacists to provide more clinical care and reduce GP appointments.
While the RPS supported the legislative change, it highlighted a range of topics that should be considered and clarified in regulations and guidance.
According to RPS, the new concept of 'authorisation', including around documentation, accountability, and the role of superintendent pharmacist and responsible
pharmacist, needs clarification.
In response to concerns raised by pharmacy owners, the government has decided to adjust the August threshold for the Pharmacy First service from 20 to 15
clinical pathways.
The ability of pharmacy owners to achieve the thresholds for the monthly Pharmacy First payments has been a topic of great concern.
Community Pharmacy England (CPE) has been actively discussing this issue over the last few weeks with the Department of Health and Social Care and NHS England.
Ministers have now decided to adjust the August threshold for the Pharmacy First service to 15, CPE announced today (July 31).
Commenting on this decision, Janet Morrison, CEO of Community Pharmacy England said: "We are pleased that Ministers have listened to our concerns and acted quickly
to make an adjustment so soon after coming into office."
At the recent 'Locum Matters' online event held on June 25, 2024, members of the Pharmacists' Defence Association (PDA) discussed critical issues facing
locum pharmacists, with a disturbing trend taking center stage: employers pressuring locum pharmacists to accept lower rates under the threat of potential pharmacy
closures.
The event, organised in response to feedback from PDA locum members, addressed a range of significant topics including training for the recent Pharmacy First
Services, respect for professional autonomy, and the need for adequate rest breaks.
However, the issue of rate pressure and pharmacy closures was a focal point.
Several locum pharmacists reported that some employers were leveraging the possibility of pharmacy closures to coerce them into working for lower pay.
This unethical practice has raised alarm within the locum community, highlighting the precarious working conditions many face.
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