The Use of Just Checking (jc) Motion Passive Infra Red (pir) Sensors As Assistive Technology to Screen for Nocturnal Seizures (ns) in Patients with Severe Intellectual Disability (id) Who Were Unable to Give Informed Consent Or at Risk of Becoming Behaviourly Distressed When Attempts Were Made to Have Overnight Eegs

R Shankar; C Jory; K Hagnow; D Cox; M Tripp

The Use of Just Checking (jc) Motion Passive Infra Red (pir) Sensors As Assistive Technology to Screen for Nocturnal Seizures (ns) in Patients with Severe Intellectual Disability (id) Who Were Unable to Give Informed Consent Or at Risk of Becoming Behaviourly Distressed When Attempts Were Made to Have Overnight Eegs

R Shankar
, C Jory
, K Hagnow
, D Cox
, M Tripp

Peninsula Medical School

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	195-196
Number of pages	2
Journal	Epilepsia
Volume	55
Publication status	Published - Jun 2014

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Shankar, R., Jory, C., Hagnow, K., Cox, D., & Tripp, M. (2014). The Use of Just Checking (jc) Motion Passive Infra Red (pir) Sensors As Assistive Technology to Screen for Nocturnal Seizures (ns) in Patients with Severe Intellectual Disability (id) Who Were Unable to Give Informed Consent Or at Risk of Becoming Behaviourly Distressed When Attempts Were Made to Have Overnight Eegs. Epilepsia, 55, 195-196.

Shankar, R ; Jory, C ; Hagnow, K et al. / The Use of Just Checking (jc) Motion Passive Infra Red (pir) Sensors As Assistive Technology to Screen for Nocturnal Seizures (ns) in Patients with Severe Intellectual Disability (id) Who Were Unable to Give Informed Consent Or at Risk of Becoming Behaviourly Distressed When Attempts Were Made to Have Overnight Eegs. In: Epilepsia. 2014 ; Vol. 55. pp. 195-196.

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