ArticleFrontiers in neurology2025
Real world telehealth delivery of an evidence based self-management education program for people with epilepsy and cognitive comorbidity.
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- The role of social context in cognitive and neurobehavioural outcomes in epilepsy.Nature reviews. Neurology · 2026Review
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Introduction: Cognitive dysfunction is prevalent in epilepsy, and is associated with decreased quality of life. HOme Based Self-management and COgnitive Training CHanges lives (HOBSCOTCH) is an evidence-based self-management program designed for people with epilepsy and comorbid subjective cognitive dysfunction. This project examines the delivery of HOBSCOTCH outside of the research setting as it translates from science to service. Methods: People with epilepsy and subjective cognitive dysfunction ( Results: After completion of the 8-week HOBSCOTCH education program with a Cognitive Coach, participant quality of life and subjective cognition both significantly improved ( Discussion: HOBSCOTCH Cognitive Coaches deliver a participant-driven one-on-one education program by telehealth, which empowers people with epilepsy to manage their disease and related cognitive symptoms to improve quality of life. Ensuring this low risk behavioral intervention addressing cognitive challenges and quality of life is broadly available is paramount to improving meaningful supports for people with epilepsy.
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