Epilepsy Care Pathway
Epilepsy care depends on what happens between appointments. Seizures, medication changes, side effects, recovery and quality of life evolve over time — yet much of this information may still be reconstructed retrospectively during a short consultation.
EnrichMyCare brings these changes together longitudinally, helping clinical teams see a clearer picture of the child’s epilepsy journey at the point of clinical decision.
What happens between appointments becomes clinically visible.
The Pathway Challenge
Between scheduled reviews, clinically important changes happen at home. When those events remain fragmented across memory, notes, videos and separate records, the next clinical review begins without a single longitudinal picture.
Current, fragmented experience
Transformed, longitudinal picture
For children with complex epilepsy, the clinical goal is not always simply to eliminate seizures. Treatment decisions may involve balancing seizure control against medication burden, side effects and the child’s cognitive, behavioural, social and overall quality-of-life outcomes. Understanding that balance safely requires clinicians to see how these factors change together over time.
Seizure control. Medication burden. Quality of life.
One longitudinal clinical picture.
Pathway Transformation
The aim is not to collect more data. It is to bring the information generated through the child’s lived experience into one clinically useful view — so patterns can be understood in context and reviewed over time.
What This Enables
Clinical teams can review structured information before appointments rather than reconstructing the history entirely during the consultation.
Medication changes can be considered alongside seizure patterns, family observations and quality-of-life trends.
Longitudinal information can support epilepsy specialist nurses and clinical teams to understand what is changing between scheduled reviews.
The longer-term pathway ambition is to help clinical teams provide the right level of input at the right time, while reducing avoidable duplication and unnecessary escalation.
The Enabling Layer
The platform brings together information that is often held separately or reconstructed retrospectively — seizure diaries, medication change capture, quality-of-life questionnaires and video-supported seizure phenotyping — allowing clinicians to review patterns across time rather than relying on isolated snapshots.
AI-assisted analysis is designed to help surface patterns and possible relationships within longitudinal information for clinician review. It does not make autonomous treatment decisions.
Aligned With NHS Priorities
Supporting structured specialist epilepsy care and access to epilepsy specialist nursing.
Supporting more consistent, coordinated and proactive epilepsy management.
Supporting the shift from analogue to digital, hospital to home, and treatment to prevention through structured remote monitoring and earlier visibility of change.
Evidence In Practice
“I find it so much easier to use the app to keep track of everything. Being able to see the pattern of seizures has really helped me — I feel like I finally have a clear picture to share with the team.”
Parent · Child seen in the LTHT Epilepsy Service
The Whole Journey
When seizures, medication response, quality of life and family observations are viewed together over time, clinical teams can make decisions from a richer and more complete picture of the child’s lived experience.
Start with the pathway — then decide where technology can help.
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