ILAE Gateway to Innovative Projects
The ILAE Gateway to Innovative Projects features ongoing projects in epilepsy care, research, advocacy, and more that aim to bridge treatment and inclusion gaps worldwide. The database allows professionals and scientists to submit details about their projects to encourage collaboration, engage possible funders, and help the global epilepsy community identify opportunities for advancement.
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This project brings people with epilepsy for an open and friendly discussion about issues of concern to their life. It is organised by the Epilepsy Alliance Africa.…
After reaching the village, the awareness programme for epilepsy is held. Later free medical camps where screening/detection of epilepsy and other neurological disorders are done with free distribution of medicines.…
Identify predictors of outcome after ASM withdrawal after epilepsy surgery in adults across different populations. Validate a prognostic model to predict seizure relapse after ASM withdrawal after epilepsy surgery in adults.…
This is an annual camp held in the town of Leh, India, with a view to reducing the treatment gap for epilepsy, and providing diagnostic services.…
This text is unique in that it provides foundation skills to support safe practice for clinicians with access to, but no formal training in, paediatric electroencephalography.…
The project has already established two epilepsy surgery programs. Neurologists and neurosurgeons have trained abroad.…
Neurologists and epileptologists from anywhere in the world can enter data using a standardised form about all patients they learn about who have died as a result of SUDEP.…
Patients are diagnosed and started on AEDs and counselled about epilepsy. They are also provided at least one month of free AEDs to get started.…
We will examine the long term effects of listening to the K448 sonata on seizure frequency and cognitive functioning in children with drug resistant epilepsy allocated to either a study group or a control group.…
The degree of severity of the epilepsy burden is unknown to the Georgian health care system. Collecting data on the severity of the disease, investigating the causes, and treating it will greatly help to identify problems in epilepsy management, planning the cost-effective methods, and increase the wellbeing of patients with epilepsy.…