The Need for a Seizure Preparedness Plan: Contemporary Issues in the Diagnosis and Management of Epilepsy in Children and Adults
Recorded June 26, 2007 / 7:00 – 9:00 PM EST
Available on DVD for $24.95
Attention
Parents, families, caregivers, teachers, school nurses, developmental disability nurses, police, firemen, first-responders, coaches, primary care practitioners, pediatricians and all who work with children and adults who have epilepsy and seizure disorders, Exceptional Family Member Program of the U.S. Military
Join EP LiveOnLine
Learn about how and why to create effective seizure preparation plans. This live interactive online conference is designed to provide an exceptional educational opportunity for all to learn about the contemporary issues in the diagnosis and management of epilepsy in children and adults. The live on line conference will concentrate on helping attendees to prepare their own seizure preparation plans to maximize response to their family member’s seizures. The program will be presented in three formats to meet your needs: online interactive, streaming video and archived.
This program is made possible by an unrestricted educational grant from Valeant Pharmaceuticals.
Who Should Attend
Anyone who is in a position or situation where it might be necessary to respond to a child or an adult who is having a seizure, has a seizure disorder, or epilepsy.
Speakers
Steven A. Wolf, MD
Director of Pediatric Epilepsy
Co-Director Epilepsy Unit
Beth Israel Medical Center, New York City
Patricia McGoldrick, CPNP
Pediatric Neurology & Epilepsy
Beth Israel Medical Center, Westchester
Associate Director of Developmental
Disability Center
Jack Pellock, MD
Professor and Chair, Division of Child Neurology
Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA
Moderator
Seth M. Keller, MD
Consultant in Neurology
NJ Department of Human Services
Division of Developmental Disabilities Uniformed Services
Trenton, NJ
Endorsed by
The American Academy of Development Medicine and Dentistry,
Epilepsy Foundation of New Jersey.
