Neuro-cognitive and psychosocial intervention in drug-resistant epilepsy

Key Points

• The intervention improves cognitive function and psychological health in individuals with drug-resistant epilepsy, leading to enhanced well-being.
• Cognitive assessments showed a significant improvement in 70% of participants post-intervention, reflecting treatment effectiveness.
• Analysis of intervention approaches was conducted over a 6-month period, focusing on various neuro-cognitive and psychosocial strategies.
• The findings may enable better management of drug-resistant epilepsy, but further studies are needed to strengthen this evidence.