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Emerging trends in neuropalliative care : a palliative approach to epilepsy and seizure management in adults

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WILLERT, Anna-Christin | KOWSKI, Alexander Bernhard

Management of severe (drug-resistant) epilepsy and epilepsy in other serious illnesses is multidimensional and requires consideration of both physical symptoms and psychosocial distress that require individualized treatment. Palliative care offers a holistic approach to disease that focuses on all dimensions of suffering to maintain quality of life. Integration of a palliative care mind- and skillset in the management of severe epilepsy and epilepsy in other serious illnesses can provide person-centered care and support for families and caregivers.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1055/s-0044-1787808

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