
IN 2008, a group of palliative care researchers noted that demographic trends such as the “baby boomer” generation and falling birth rates would lead to an ageing population and dramatic increase in the number of deaths in the 2010s onwards.They saw two possibilities: “either there will be a substantial increase in institutional deaths or major rises in numbers needing community end-of-life care.”They urged long-term planning to improve the capacity of the NHS to care for dying patients outside institutions.
Efforts to Pass Assisted Dying Law Face Hurdles
Why is the UK assisted dying law delayed? Learn about the lack of operational plans, private sector concerns, and palliative care issues affecting the bill.
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https://newsletter.tf/uk-assisted-dying-law-delays-service-plans/
The UK's assisted dying law faces new hurdles. Plans lack details on how services would work, and there are worries about private companies making money from it.
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https://newsletter.tf/uk-assisted-dying-law-delays-service-plans/

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