Our ongoing campaign around improved access to Free Travel for people with epilepsy has been featured as part of the Disability Federation of Ireland’s pre-budget submission.
A new study which investigated the awareness, knowledge, and practice of healthcare professionals in implementing the Sodium Valproate (Epilim) Pregnancy Prevention Program (PPP) has been published in the medical journal Expert Opinion on Drug Safety.
One of our key objectives at Epilepsy Ireland is "to undertake, encourage, fund and communicate research into the causes of, cures for and management of epilepsy and into the social and psychological effects of the condition".
Epilepsy Ireland have published our Annual Report for 2020.
The report offers a review of what was an extremely turbulent year due to the onset of the ongoing pandemic.
Recently published research in leading medical journal Epilepsia has highlighted the impact of the pandemic for people with epilepsy.
Epilepsy Ireland has just been awarded the “Improving Quality” (IQ) quality standard.
Improving Quality is a quality system developed specifically for small to medium-sized Community and Voluntary Sector Organisations. The standard has been awarded following an external assessment of our work, practices and impact in August.
A huge congratulations to Oliver Kilmartin, whose continued passion for raising awareness of epilepsy was acknowledged by the International Bureau for Epilepsy at the recent 34th International Epilepsy Congress.
Well, where did that Summer go?!!
Whether you can believe it or not, the kids are back at school and on what is the traditional back to school day, we wanted to remind everyone of some of the resources that we have available for parents of children with epilepsy and the school community as a whole.
We are delighted to see Epilepsy Ireland supported research being featured across mainstream media today - with features included in RTÉ, The Irish Times, the Irish Examiner, the Irish Daily Mirror and the Irish Daily Mail.
The research concerns whether untrained pet dogs can predict epileptic seizures and was conducted by Dr. Neil Powell of Queens University Belfast.
We are delighted to be expanding our Communications team at Epilepsy Ireland through a newly created position of Communications Executive.