Objective: To assess the epilepsy services and identify the challenges in hospitals without
epilepsy monitoring units (EMUs). In addition, comparisons between governmental and …

Objectives: To descriptively assess Epilepsy Monitoring Units (EMUs) and the provided
services in Saudi Arabia and compare them based on the geographic region. Methods: In …

Background: Epilepsy care in developing countries is lagging behind than in the developed
countries. Precise data on delivery of neurological services for epilepsy is essential to …

Purpose The aim of the current study was to systematically review the literature on
establishing epilepsy care centers in resource-limited nations in the world and to provide a …

Epilepsy has a prevalence rate of 6.54 per 1,000 people in Saudi Arabia, making it a
prevalent chronic condition. Drug-resistant epilepsy (DRE) is thought to affect one-third of …

Methods We conducted a survey to assess epilepsy care capacity in public health facilities
in Southwestern Uganda, using a WHO tool adapted for this purpose. Data was collected via …

Purpose This study evaluated the impact of a newly established clinic for the diagnosis of
pediatric epilepsy in a resource-limited center (Ifakara, Tanzania). Methods Patients aged 0 …

Objective This study sets out to describe the current demographics of people with epilepsy
(PWE) attending hospital-based care in Uganda and the epilepsy treatment practices within …

Aim As an initial step to develop guidelines for epilepsy monitoring units (EMUs) appropriate
for developing countries, we inquired the existing practices in EMUs in India. Methods After …

Background: Epilepsy audit provides positive feedback to physicians that could assist in
improving the quality of health care services provided for patients. This study was carried out …