There are several online resources available. There are apps, which can be downloaded on a smart phone for example. Epilepsy Foundation offers an app, which can be downloaded, known as My Seizure Diary. That app offers patient to document the seizure description, frequency, duration, the days they are seizure free, if it's too frequent for them. They can also enter their seizure medication dosing. Not just seizure medication, they can enter other medication they're on so that the physician can understand if there is interaction going on between those medication and the seizure medication.
They can also set a reminder for themselves to remember taking their medication. This information can be shared with a caregiver, so some kind of a reminder can be set up for them to help seizure patients. They can also set up a reminder for themselves to refill their medication, so that's always helpful. This information can be shared with their healthcare provider online, and this app can be used offline more too and it can be synchronized later when the internet is available. So a patient can always use those resources, and that's always helpful for physician to plan their treatment for them.
