Postgraduate Research Bursaries 2005-2006
Epilepsy Narratives: the differences in being different
Dee Snape
Carrying out research as part of a PhD at the University of Liverpool.
By exploring the nature of having epilepsy and issues of related stigma from the perspective of people with epilepsy (PWE), this qualitative study seeks to enhance understanding about the impact of this condition on daily living.
A series of life history interviews are being conducted with participants attending epilepsy out patient clinics; interview transcripts are analysed for content and themes to identify similarities and differences between the stories provided.
The overall aim is to raise awareness and understanding about the experience of living with epilepsy, reveal patient needs and identify outcomes that have the potential to promote a more holistic approach to the care of PWE.
Research
- Epilepsy Action Funded research
- Epilepsy Action Research Grants Programme 2007-2008
- Epilepsy Action Research Grants Programme 2008-2009
- Epilepsy Action Research Network
- Past Funding
- Epilepsy Action Annual Research Prize 2004 - Dr James Morrow
- Epilepsy Action Annual Research Prize 2004 - Melesina Goodwin
- Epilepsy Action annual research prize 2006 - Joanne Taylor
- Epilepsy Action postgraduate research bursaries
- Postgraduate Research Bursaries 2003-2004
- Postgraduate Research Bursaries 2003-2004
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- Postgraduate Research Bursaries 2006-2007
- Epilepsy Action Annual Research Prize 2006
- Postgraduate Research Bursaries 2006-2007
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