Spotlight on epilepsy management: focussing on the needs of the individual patient
Latest implantable and external neurostimulation technology for drop foot correction and gait rehabilitation
Michael Jauch
Please visit www.eisaiepilepsysymposia.eu to fill in a short questionnaire which covers your personal experience in epilepsy management and also some of the issues that will be discussed during the session, you can also post questions to the faculty. Post-event, this site will host footage of the symposium.
Alzheimer’s Research UK conference
Report by Alzheimer’s Research UK
Life After Brain Injury – UKABIF demands action
In July 2012, the UK Acquired Brain Injury Forum (UKABIF) a membership organisation and charity that aims to promote better understanding of all aspects of ABI, launched a Campaign ‘Life after Brain Injury? Improve Services Now’ to improve rehabilitation services and support for people with ABI. UKABIF’s Manifesto ‘Life after Brain Injury – A Way Forward’ outlines the necessity of acute and early access to rehabilitation for adults with ABI to ensure optimal recovery, focusing on the need for specialist neurorehabilitation teams to manage care pathways and the cost implications of not providing adequate rehabilitation.