From Seizure Burden to Stimulation: The Nursing Pathway to DBS and VNS in Epilepsy Care

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Abstract Summary

The aim of this presentation is to describe the clinical pathway to neuromodulation for epilepsy and highlight the nursing role in supporting patients undergoing DBS and VNS across the continuum of care.

Submission ID :
CANN41
Submission Type
Oral Presentation
Submission Topics
Advanced Neuroscience Nursing Practice
Ms. Darcia Paul
Nurse Practitioner
,
University Health Network & University Of Toronto

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