Community Epilepsy Services
Management and Training
. Forthcoming events
For more information call 01706 759898
9th - 11th November 2011
York Racecourse
ILAE UK Chapter Annual Scientific Meeting
The International League Against Epilepsy is the professional organisation representing all those interested in the field of epilepsy.
The League aims to promote education and research and to improve the treatment of care of patients with epilepsy.
Recent comments
When working as an Epilepsy Nurse
(Jan) made many very useful innovations which greatly improved the running of the service. She also took every opportunity to improve her knowledge and skills. 
Professor Raymond Tallis FRCP FMedSci DLitt LittD
Emeritus Professor of Geriatric Medicine
Community Epilepsy Services
Community Epilepsy Services has been formed to provide advice and support to people who live or work with epilepsy and to organisations that come into contact with people affected by epilepsy.
Reduced government funding for specialist nurses may mean a reduction in specialist epilepsy services available through the NHS. Community Epilepsy Services has a vision to provide epilepsy services in the community offering professional support, training and patient care.
The service is unique, easily accessible and completely portable. Our specialised services can help medical and other professionals provide the highest level of care and support to people with epilepsy. We can also make an invaluable contribution to the ongoing care of clients and families living with seizure disorders.
About Jan Bagshaw
Epilepsy specialist nurse
Jan Bagshaw is a epilepsy specialist nurse with a wealth of experience in all aspects of epilepsy care. She recently held a radio phone-in on behalf of Epilepsy Action (covering Epilepsy and Women) which can be heard at: www.epilepsy.org.uk/campaigns/nationalepilepsyweek
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Epilepsy Training
Bespoke epilepsy training courses run throughout the UK
We run a range of epilepsy training courses which include epilepsy awareness and buccal/nasal midazolam, epilepsy awareness and rectal diazepam, epilepsy in older people and epilepsy in the workplace.