Add to ORKGhowever nearly all (91.7%) believed that it was a disease of the brain. Higher education level respondents possessed significantly higher KAP scores compared to lower education level respondents (p<0.001). Respondents with good KAP scores believed that epilepsy was not contagious and they observed greater social tolerance. Conclusion: Our study suggests that there is an inverse relationship between knowledge and ES. Self-perceived stigma was more common among our PWE. The results suggest that there is a critical need to enhance epilepsy education amongst the PWE beyond mere seizure control
Objective Stigma is reported to cause as much distress and effect on quality of life for individu...
Epilepsy is the most common neurological disorder known to mankind. It is shrouded in mystery and as...
Objectives Those affected with epilepsy have long been subject to stigmatization. This may have man...
Introduction: Epilepsy remains a stigmatised disease across geographical and temporal boundaries. Ve...
This study aims to determine the magnitude of social stigma in epilepsy as measured by the public at...
The present research examined the importance and value of both stigma against individuals with epile...
Epilepsy is one the most common neurological disorder in the world, however despite this stigma towa...
AbstractPurposeThe aim of the study is to determine whether certain demographic, clinical, and psych...
INTRODUCTION: Epilepsy is a prevalent neurological disorder that may cause school failure due to sev...
OBJECTIVE: To review the evidence of felt and enacted stigma and attitudes toward persons living wit...
ObjectiveStigma is reported to cause as much distress and effect on quality of life for individuals ...
Background: Stigma is an important contributor for epilepsy. In India, most studies on epilepsy stig...
AbstractEpilepsy is one of the most stigmatizing medical conditions worldwide. It could be argued th...
Feelings of stigma are one of the main burdens reported by people with epilepsy (PWE). Adults with t...
The prevalence of epilepsy cases in developing countries is currently more than 10 per 1000 populati...
Objective Stigma is reported to cause as much distress and effect on quality of life for individu...
Epilepsy is the most common neurological disorder known to mankind. It is shrouded in mystery and as...
Objectives Those affected with epilepsy have long been subject to stigmatization. This may have man...
Introduction: Epilepsy remains a stigmatised disease across geographical and temporal boundaries. Ve...
This study aims to determine the magnitude of social stigma in epilepsy as measured by the public at...
The present research examined the importance and value of both stigma against individuals with epile...
Epilepsy is one the most common neurological disorder in the world, however despite this stigma towa...
AbstractPurposeThe aim of the study is to determine whether certain demographic, clinical, and psych...
INTRODUCTION: Epilepsy is a prevalent neurological disorder that may cause school failure due to sev...
OBJECTIVE: To review the evidence of felt and enacted stigma and attitudes toward persons living wit...
ObjectiveStigma is reported to cause as much distress and effect on quality of life for individuals ...
Background: Stigma is an important contributor for epilepsy. In India, most studies on epilepsy stig...
AbstractEpilepsy is one of the most stigmatizing medical conditions worldwide. It could be argued th...
Feelings of stigma are one of the main burdens reported by people with epilepsy (PWE). Adults with t...
The prevalence of epilepsy cases in developing countries is currently more than 10 per 1000 populati...
Objective Stigma is reported to cause as much distress and effect on quality of life for individu...
Epilepsy is the most common neurological disorder known to mankind. It is shrouded in mystery and as...
Objectives Those affected with epilepsy have long been subject to stigmatization. This may have man...