Screen Reader Mode Icon Check SCREEN READER MODE to make this survey compatible with screen readers. Question Title 1. When it comes to immediate-use seizure (rescue) medication, which methods of administration are you familiar with? Select all that apply. (Required question) Oral pill (swallowed) Buccal (dissolved inside the mouth between the cheek and gum) Rectal gel Nasal spray Other None of the above Next Question Title 2. If you have concerns about using immediate-use seizure (rescue) medication, what concerns you most? (Required question) Lack of knowledge around safety Lack of knowledge around how to use Dissatisfaction with how it’s administered Cost concerns Stigma associated with use My healthcare provider doesn’t feel it’s right for me. I have no concerns. I’m unaware of any immediate-use seizure (rescue) medications. Next Question Title 3. Select all of the seizure management terms that you’re familiar with. (Required question) Breakthrough seizure Seizure cluster Episodes of frequent seizures Episodes of back-to-back seizures Acute repetitive seizures Seizure rescue medication Immediate-use seizure medication Anti-seizure medication Anti-epilepsy drug Next Question Title 4. How frequently are you or someone you care for experiencing seizure episodes? (Required question) Daily Weekly Monthly Yearly Next Question Title 5. How has your lifestyle or the lifestyle of someone you care for changed to accommodate unpredictable seizures? Select all that apply. (Required question) Fewer social engagements Mood changes (eg, feelings of anxiety or depression) Limited educational/work opportunities Limitations on driving Avoiding water activities, such as swimming Fear of traveling Increased self-consciousness in social settings or public spaces Adjusted living arrangement (eg, not being able to live independently) Disruptive medical appointments/emergency visits Burdensome medical expenses Other No lifestyle changes Next Question Title 6. Select any concerns you may have around the long-term impact of seizures. Select all that apply. (Required question) Lifestyle limitations Challenges with thinking, speaking, or solving problems Memory issues Physical harm during seizure SUDEP (sudden, unexpected death of someone with epilepsy) Other No concerns Next Question Title 7. If you find it hard to communicate honestly with your healthcare provider, what barriers do you face? Select all that apply. (Required question) I try to be honest, but I don’t feel heard. I try to be honest, but we usually run out of time. I don’t want to be honest out of fear of losing freedom (eg having my driver’s license taken away). It’s difficult to describe what I’m experiencing. It’s difficult to remember everything during my appointments. I am transparent with my healthcare provider but am disappointed with my treatment options. I have no barriers to communication with my healthcare provider. Next Question Title 8. Your survey responses will remain anonymous, but you have the option to receive information and resources from Neurelis, a supporter of the What the EF podcast. Would you like to share your contact information?By providing your email, you agree to permit Neurelis and others working on behalf of Neurelis to provide you with information, resources, services, communications and/or marketing materials, and disease-related materials. No, thanks. Yes! I’d love to learn more. (please enter your email address) Next FINISH