Epilepsy: Talking To Your Doctor
Author: Epilepsy Foundation
Date Published: 2004
This brochure emphasizes that good medical care for epilepsy happens when the patient, the family, and everyone on the health care team work together as partners. Being a health care partner means asking questions and finding out as much as you can about eplepsy as it affects you or your child and about the treatment your doctor has ordered for you. Sometimes, it's hard to ask the right questions and make your feelings known. That's what this pamphlet is all about.
Date Published: 2004
This brochure emphasizes that good medical care for epilepsy happens when the patient, the family, and everyone on the health care team work together as partners. Being a health care partner means asking questions and finding out as much as you can about eplepsy as it affects you or your child and about the treatment your doctor has ordered for you. Sometimes, it's hard to ask the right questions and make your feelings known. That's what this pamphlet is all about.
