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The Epilepsy Training course provides healthcare professionals and caregivers with essential knowledge of epilepsy, including its causes, risk factors, common triggers, seizure types, and potential complications. It covers appropriate seizure first aid, rescue medication, treatment options, lifestyle considerations, multidisciplinary care, and the role of an epilepsy care or support plan in promoting safe, person-centred support.

Module 1
What is Epilepsy?
Module 2
How Common is Epilepsy?
Module 3
Risk Factors
Module 4
What Causes Epilepsy?
Module 5
Epileptic Triggers
Module 6
Types of Seizure
Module 7
Seizure First Aid
Module 8
Seizure First Aid in Hospital
Module 9
Treatment of Epilepsy
Module 10
Complications
Module 11
A Note on Lifestyle
Module 12
Summary
Module 13
References

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Epilepsy is a neurological condition characterised by a tendency to have recurrent seizures. It can have different causes and may affect people in different ways.
Common triggers may include lack of sleep, stress, illness, missed medication, alcohol, and flashing lights. Triggers vary between individuals.
Keep the person safe, remove nearby hazards, protect their head, time the seizure, and stay with them. Do not restrain them or put anything in their mouth.
Rescue medication may be prescribed to stop prolonged or repeated seizures. It should only be given by trained people according to the individual's care or support plan.
An epilepsy care plan records individual needs, seizure patterns, triggers, medication instructions, emergency actions, and support requirements to promote safe and consistent care.