Neurological Disorders Pharmacotherapy for Epilepsy & Parkinsons Disease

Course overview

1. Describe the mechanisms of action of antiseizure medications, including sodium and calcium channel blockers and GABA modulators. 2. Compare the clinical benefits, risks, and drug interaction profiles of older versus newer antiseizure medications. 3. Identify appropriate indications for the use of specific antiseizure medications based on seizure type and patient profile. 4. Assess and manage adverse effects and safety concerns associated with antiseizure pharmacotherapy, including considerations for special populations. 5. Formulate evidence-based treatment plans for both acute and long-term seizure control, and evaluate patient responses to optimize care outcomes.