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Published on: November 13, 2016
Education and epilepsy: Examples of good practice and cooperation. Report of the IBE Commission on Education
Patricia Braga1, Janet Mifsud2, Carol D'Souza3
1Neurological Institute, Facultad de Medicina, Universidad de la República, Uruguay.
Abstract:
Education for patients, for families, for professionals, and for officials is one of the most important tools for improving knowledge about epilepsy and fighting discrimination. There are many educational initiatives worldwide, but they are often known only at a local level. Studies on epilepsy educational programs are rare and therefore published to a limited extent. The newly established International Bureau for Epilepsy (IBE) Education Commission enforces the exchange of educational activities and best practices, discussing education content and topics, target groups, and their educational needs, timing, tutors, and funding. A brief review of examples of all continents will be given. The needs for studies and for more exchange and closer cooperation will be addressed with proposals for further actions.
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