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PIP process explained: DWP outlines how claimants with epilepsy are assessed | Personal Finance | Finance

PIP provides payments of up to £691 a month to support people with long-term health conditions and illnesses.

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Half of hospital trusts require staff to have training on time-critical medication, charity finds

The Pharmaceutical Journal from the Royal Pharmaceutical Society

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Parkinson's UK calls on government to mark World Patient Safety Day

Parkinson's UK calls on government to mark World Patient Safety Day
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First aid courses for seizures run thanks to Lions

First aid courses for seizures run thanks to Lions
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Parkinson's patients at risk in NHS hospitals because of routine delays in giving medication

A new report says even a 30-minute delay 'can mean the difference between functioning well and being unable to move, walk, talk or swallow'

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