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Advice to caregivers of children with epilepsy during the Covid-19 pandemic

Neurological diseases commonly require long-term care. Epilepsy is one such disorder due to its need for regular review and prescription refill. The Covid-19 pandemic resulted in an initial abrupt halt followed by subsequent significant limitation of healthcare facilities required for its satisfactory control. Caregivers bear significant stress and anxiety when regular services are interrupted, the impact being greater when the affected person is a child. © (2021), with permission from Elsevier.