The 2024 American Epilepsy Society-CNF Symposium earlier this month brought together multidisciplinary perspectives to explore harmful and disruptive behaviors in epilepsy, particularly when language or communication challenges exist. Thank you to our expert speakers: Madeline Chadehumbe, M.D., NeurAbilities Healthcare Mark Carroll Dr. Nan Lin, Cincinnati Children's Children’s Dr. Tatiana Falcone, Cleveland Clinic Dr. Jay Salpekar, Kennedy Krieger Institute Dr. Geetanjali Rathore, Children's Nebraska Dr. Larry Fried, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Shelly Meitzler, TSC Alliance Kim Hindery, Child Neurology Foundation Dr. Sarah Kelley, Johns Hopkins Medicine And to our valued community partners: Malan Syndrome Foundation Rare Epilepsy Network (REN) TSC Alliance AHCF Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood Foundation This symposium highlighted ways to assess and guide treatment for harmful behaviors, with input from patients, caregivers, and providers. Collaboration and shared expertise remain the path forward. Together, we drive progress! #AES2024 #CollaborationForProgress #EpilepsyAwareness #ChildNeurology
It was a great session!
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1moKim Hindery from my standpoint collaboration and learn from your patient are 2 of the main drivers for precision medicine. It is not only the plain message given but it is understanding and empathy. (I love dogs 🐩) ❤️ 🍀