How nurses can support children with epilepsy
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How nurses can support children with epilepsy

Yvonne Covell Health journalist
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Peer group activities, counselling and care plans can help prevent children with epilepsy from feeling isolated

Epilepsy is one of the most common long-term conditions for children and young people, affecting approximately 112,000 under-18s in the UK. A disorder of the brain characterised by recurrent seizures, epilepsy can affect anyone.

Nursing Children and Young People. 36, 2, 10-11. doi: 10.7748/ncyp.36.2.10.s4

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07 March 2024 / Vol 36 issue 2

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