Nurses: Have Your Say map of responses
If you have an epilepsy specialist nurse, tell us what your nurse means to you. Tell us, the health service and other people with epilepsy who don’t have access to a nurse, what your nurse means to you.
If you don’t have an epilepsy specialist nurse, tell us what difference it could make to your life.
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- Take epilepsy action campaign
- Automatic substitution of anti-epileptic drugs
- National commissioning of paediatric epilepsy surgery
- National Epilepsy Week
- Save our Sapphires, protecting all epilepsy specialist nurse posts
- Women's campaigns
- Epilepsy in England: time for change
- 'Epilepsy Aware' scheme for GP practices and pharmacies
- Campaign Supporters' Group
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Campaigns
- National commissioning of paediatric epilepsy surgery
- Save our Sapphires, protecting all epilepsy specialist nurse posts
- Automatic substitution of anti-epileptic drugs
- Women's campaigns
- A better deal for neurology - support our campaign for a national neurology strategy
- National Epilepsy Week 2012
- Take epilepsy action campaign
- 'Epilepsy Aware' scheme for GP practices and pharmacies
- 'Epilepsy Aware' scheme for beauty therapists
- Previous campaigns
- Campaign Supporters' Group
- Consultation responses
- How Do I Lobby For Better Epilepsy Services?
- MPs to debate epilepsy related death
- Surveys
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