SUDEP Masterclass - 19th August 2023

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This FREE SUDEP Masterclass virtual training is ideal for clinicians, epilepsy advocates, families and carers in Low to Middle Income Countries (LMICs) looking to stay abreast of latest research in epilepsy management and improve their patients’ outcomes.

This Masterclass will provide an overview of SUDEP in LMIC. It will explore the assessment and management of associated risks to prevent SUDEP and the ethical question of when is the right time to discuss SUDEP with the patient, families and their carers. What barriers exists, including stigma and cultural factors that prevents discussing SUDEP with people with epilepsy and their families?

The masterclass will explore SUDEP risks factors in pregnant women and how these can be managed to prevent mortality in women with epilepsy in LMIC. 
This masterclass contains 3 topics that will be delivered by 3 leading international specialists in the field of epilepsy. There will be a panel session to take questions afterwards.
The course content is highly engaging and tailored to reflect the clinical, cultural, and socio-economic contexts in LMICs.

Course Fee: FREE (Registration is mandatory) (https://www.pretolaghc.net/book-online)
Thanks to our sponsors ROW Foundation and Danny Did Foundation, participants can register for the masterclass for free. Joining details for the Live event will be sent to registered participants before the event.

Course Duration:
1 day training: Saturday 19th August 2023 (0900hrs – 1300hrs BST)
Participants will have access to recordings of sessions for 3 months and will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion.

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