Peri-ictal behavioural change in people with an intellectual disability

Challenging behaviour, epilepsy and intellectual disability: A secondary analysis of findings from a randomised controlled trial

“…Future studies may need to adopt the approach suggested by York and Kerr (2014) who argue that focusing closely on the presenting behaviours and possible changes in mental state manifesting in the pre, inter and post ictal period for each patient may prove useful in improving patient care and safety.…”