Ease process for accessing medical cannabis, urges mother of boy with epilepsy

The video discusses the challenges faced by families with children suffering from epilepsy in accessing medical cannabis in the UK. It highlights the high costs involved and the NHS process called Rascas, which can provide funding for eligible cases. The campaign has three main requests: for families to reach out for guidance, for manufacturers to support families during the Rascas process, and for the health secretary to extend Rascas to individuals over 18. The video emphasizes the need for support due to the cost of living crisis.

What is the Rascas process designed to do?

• Provide free medical cannabis to all children

• Assess cases of children with epilepsy for NHS funding

• Offer financial aid to families in housing crisis

• Supply medical cannabis directly from manufacturers

What is the first request of the campaign mentioned in the video?

• To provide free housing for affected families

• To increase the number of medical cannabis manufacturers

• To reduce the cost of medical cannabis

• To guide families through the NHS funding process

Why is the process of accessing NHS funding not considered a quick fix?

• It is only available to a few families

• It takes between 6 to 8 months

• It involves multiple hospital visits

• It requires a lot of paperwork

What is the second request of the campaign?

• For more doctors to join the Rascas panel

• For families to receive free housing

• For the government to increase NHS funding

• For manufacturers to gift medicine during the Rascas process

Who is the campaign appealing to in its third request?

• The Health Secretary

• The Prime Minister

• The Mayor of London

• The NHS Chief Executive