SCN1A Horizons Study - What to expect at a neuropsychology appointment

Adriana Swindler, Neuropsychology Research Assistant at University of Glasgow, discusses what to expect from a neuropsychology appointment in the SCN1A Horizons study.
SCN1A Horizons is anticipated to be a milestone in transforming understanding of SCN1A epilepsies, including Dravet Syndrome, one of the most complex and severe developmental and epileptic conditions. The nationwide study aims to define the seizure, neuro-developmental, and behavioural characteristics of SCN1A-related epilepsies in 400 children and adults over a period of three years, with the goal of improving and standardising care across the UK.
For more information about the SCN1A Horizons Natural History Study, including information about participating centres, please contact the study team on [e-mail].