A survey for people with epilepsy about their medication
06 June 2012
The Epilepsy Society has been working with The School of
Pharmacy to develop a survey for people with epilepsy about their
medications. The survey aims to understand the experiences of
people with epilepsy who take anti-epileptic drugs: why they do (or
do not) take their medications, how they feel about their
medication, and whether anything helps, or hinders, them taking
medication.
Epilepsy Society hopes, through this survey, to better understand
how people with epilepsy feel and think about their medications,
and to find ways in which to help support individuals with 'taking
the tablets'.
The survey can be accessed through Epilepsy Society's
website
www.epilepsysociety.org.uk/targetingseizures
Printed copies are available from the Epilepsy Society by
calling
01494 601 392
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