The Paediatric Epilepsy study day is designed to provide a comprehensive update on the diagnosis, investigation, and management of childhood epilepsy, tailored for paediatric neurologists, neurology trainees, general paediatricians with an interest in epilepsy, and epilepsy specialist nurses.
This one-day event combines expert-led lectures with practical, case-based discussions to enhance confidence and competence in managing epilepsy across a broad paediatric population.
This is a free event for those invited NHS colleagues. Applications to attend will be screened and your place confirmed once you receive a confirmation email.
Who Should Attend
Paediatric Neurologists, Paediatric Neurology Trainees, Paediatricians with an interest in epilepsy, Epilepsy Nurses
Learning Objectives
By the end of this event, participants will be able to:
Understand the role of neuroimaging and neurophysiology in the evaluation of paediatric epilepsy, including current practices and emerging techniques.
Gain insight into the latest developments in epilepsy genetics and how these inform diagnosis and personalised care.
Explore treatment strategies for drug-resistant epilepsy and critically appraise the use of newer anti-seizure medications.
Evaluate the role and outcomes of neuromodulation therapies, including VNS, in paediatric epilepsy management.
Strengthen knowledge around emergency seizure management and approaches to status epilepticus in children.
Discuss the complexities of epilepsy in children with neurodevelopmental disorders, including the neuropsychological impact and educational implications.
Reflect on service design and care continuity, particularly during transition from paediatric to adult epilepsy services.
Apply updated national and international guidelines in clinical practice through interactive case-based learning and expert discussion.
Sponsored by:
Jazz Pharmaceuticals, LivaNova, UCB Pharmaceuticals, Desitin Pharmaceuticals
Sponsors have not contributed to the content or organisation of this event.
