New Competency Frameworks are now available
Epilepsy is a common neurological condition that can have effects that reach far into the lives of the person/people with epilepsy (PWE). Since 1988, epilepsy specialist nurses have been involved […]
Epilepsy is a common neurological condition that can have effects that reach far into the lives of the person/people with epilepsy (PWE). Since 1988, epilepsy specialist nurses have been involved […]
The presentations from the 2023 Prescribing Day are now available to be downloaded and viewed. Annual General Meeting – Download here Children’s Epilepsies Emergency Treatments by Neil Williamson RN Epilepsy, […]
EDUCATION There are a number of regional groups who meet regularly to discuss latest developments in epilepsy, provide networking opportunities, peer support and CPD. TRAINING & CPD EXPERTISE We are nurses and other health professionals […]
Buccal midazolam is widely used to manage prolonged seizures. Administration should only be undertaken by people who have received both epilepsy awareness and buccal midazolam training. It is recommended that […]
COMPETENCY CHECKLIST FOR THE SAFE ADMINISTRATION OF OROMUCOSAL (BUCCAL) MIDAZOLAM ESNA would like to introduce the oromucosal midazolam competency checklist. It is a helpful tool to guide reviewers and their […]
Congratulations to Yvonne Leavy on being awarded our first ever achievement award on the occasion of our 30th anniversary. The award represents her outstanding contribution to epilepsy specialist nursing during […]
A survey has been distributed to ESNA members via the weekly roundup. 2 questions were asked: should ESNA contribute to epilepsy projects in low income countries, and should any ESNA […]
As part of the Epilepsy and Pregnancy Project, The International Bureau for Epilepsy ahs developed a website with relevant information for women planning pregnancy and healthcare professionals. The site has […]
Members of ESNA have been working hard to review and update the Nurse Competencies for providing specialist care to Adults with Epilepsy, People with Learning Disability and Epilepsy and Children […]