It is the most common serious neurological condition in Scotland, yet there is no national action plan guiding how it is diagnosed, treated or supported.
And you will make positive change for people with epilepsy and their loved ones.
Epilepsy affects more than 80,000 people in Scotland. More than two die from it every week. Outcomes vary sharply by postcode and circumstance, with people in the most deprived communities more likely to develop the condition and to experience worse outcomes, including earlier mortality. Despite this, there is no national action plan guiding how the condition is diagnosed, treated, or supported.
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20 pages: the data, the action plan, the asks, parliamentary tools, and a draft motion you can table.
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