Brendan Mclean

Honorary Associate Professor

United Kingdom

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Edward Meinert

Professor of Digital Health and Clinical Artificial Intelligence

Newcastle University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Samantha Ashby

Deputy Chief Executive; The SUDEP & Seizure Safety Checklist and EpSMon Projects PPI Lead

UNITED KINGDOM

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Arjune Sen

Professor of Global Epilepsy

University of Oxford

UNITED KINGDOM

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Jonas Duun-Henriksen

Head of Epilepsy Science

DENMARK

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Lisa Burrows

Head of Clinical Academic Development

UNITED KINGDOM

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Rohit Shankar

University of Plymouth

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Brendan Mclean

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Analysing patient-generated data to understand behaviours and characteristics of women with epilepsy of childbearing years: A prospective cohort study.

At home EEG monitoring technologies for people with epilepsy and intellectual disabilities: A scoping review

Remote Electroencephalography Monitoring of Epilepsy in Adults: Protocol for a Scoping Review

A Review of Network and Computer Analysis of Epileptiform Discharge Free EEG to Characterize and Detect Epilepsy

EEG Markers in Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder—A Possible Outcome Measure for Neurofeedback: A Narrative Review

Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP) and seizure safety: Modifiable and non-modifiable risk factors differences between primary and secondary care

Myotonic dystrophy: a cause of acute breathlessness not to be missed

Exploring epilepsy attendance at the emergency department and interventions which may reduce unnecessary attendances: A scoping review

Collaborators (6)

Edward Meinert

Samantha Ashby

Arjune Sen

Jonas Duun-Henriksen

Lisa Burrows

Rohit Shankar

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