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200 00$aAtlas $eepilepsy care in the world
205   $a1st ed.
210   $aGeneva $cProgramme for Neurological Diseases and Neuroscience, Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse, World Health Organization$d2005
215   $a91 p. $ccol. ill., col. maps
300   $aAt head of title: IBE, International League Against Epilepsy, Global campaign Against Epilepsy.
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 86-89).
327   $aPreliminaries -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Executive summary -- Introduction -- Methodology -- 1. Milestones in the history of epilepsy -- 2. Number of people with epilepsy -- 3. Epidemiology -- 4. Aetiology of epilepsy - reported frequency -- 5. Aetiology and risk factors -- 6. Diagnostic services -- 7. Primary care -- 8. Provision of care -- 9. Inpatient care -- 10. Epilepsy specialist services -- 11. Antiepileptic drugs -- 12. The treatment gap -- 13. Sub-specialized services -- 14. Epilepsy surgery -- 15. Medical professionals -- 16. Professionals allied to medicine -- 17. Training in epileptology -- 18. Education in epileptology -- 19. Professional associations -- 20. Lay associations -- 21. Role of ILAE in fostering epilepsy care -- 22. Role of IBE in providing epilepsy care -- 23. Budget and financing -- 24. Disability benefits -- 25. Epilepsy and rights -- 26. Reporting and data collection -- 27. Problems encountered -- 28. Stigma and social issues -- 29. The attributable and advertable burden of epilepsy -- 30. Global Campaign Against Epilepsy -- Glossary of terms -- References -- List of Respondents.
330   $aThis atlas is one of the most comprehensive compilations of available resources for epilepsy ever attempted, providing an illustrative presentation of information on the current status of epilepsy services and care available from 160 countries covering 97.5% of the world population. The data confirm what professionals in the field of epilepsy have known for a long time, that epilepsy care is grossly inadequate compared with the needs in most countries: ''when it comes to epilepsy care, most countries are developing countries''.
517 3 $aEpilepsy care in the world
517 1 $aEpilepsy atlas
606   $aEpilepsy$xEpidemiology$vStatistics
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606   $aMedical care surveys
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712 02$aGlobal Campaign against Epilepsy.
712 02$aInternational Bureau of Epilepsy.
712 02$aInternational League against Epilepsy.
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