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Pilot, controled, randomized study aiming to evaluate a plan for the prevention of risks related to epilepsy, 3 months after the last therapeutic patient education session. Two groups of patients will be compared: group "intervention" (consultation with the neurologist then a psychologist followed by a session dedicated to risk prevention ("Recognize and Manage risks") integrated into usual Therapeutic Patient Education (TPE) versus "control" group (usual consultations with the neurologist and usual TPE).
37 subjects per group will be included in this study.
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The study will be proposed to patients with uncontrolled epilepsy (n=74) aged 18 to 40.
The investigators will evaluate 3 months after the last therapeutic patient session, the impact of the epilepsy-related risk prevention system on the self-management of epilepsy ("Safety Management" score of the Epilepsy Self Management Scale (ESMS). This scale has 5 dimensions (5 sub-scores): treatment management, information management, safety management, seizure management and lifestyle management.
Each clinical investigation team works in collaboration with a clinical psychologist for psychological assessment interviews.
The implementation of such a plan should enable patient to acquire so-called safety skills aimed at protecting his life, reducing risky behavior and increasing medication compliance.
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74 participants in 2 patient groups
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Christiane Maurin, Nurse
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