National survey • People with epilepsy & caregivers
Have you experienced a prolonged seizure or used a seizure rescue medication?
If you live with epilepsy or care for someone who does, a national survey is asking about your experiences.
Epilepsy South Central Ontario is joining the Canadian Epilepsy Alliance in sharing the Epilepsy Patient Survey on Rescue Medication with our community.
The survey aims to better understand the experiences and challenges of people living with epilepsy and their caregivers, particularly in relation to prolonged uncontrolled convulsive seizures and rescue medication.
A short survey about your experiences.
Participation in the survey is anonymous.
Seeking perspectives from people living with epilepsy and those who care for them.
Help identify gaps in education and support
The findings will help identify opportunities to improve education and support across Canada. Hearing directly from people living with epilepsy and their caregivers can help highlight the challenges they face and where more information or support may be needed.
Share your experience
Have you or someone you care for experienced prolonged uncontrolled convulsive seizures? Have you used a seizure rescue medication? Please consider taking part.
Help share the survey. Send this page to someone living with epilepsy or a caregiver who may be interested in participating.
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