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First population study of the general public awareness and perception of epilepsy in Croatia
2009
Epilepsy & Behavior
Public knowledge of, perception of, and attitudes toward epilepsy in Croatia were assessed for the first time by asking 1000 randomly selected adults 12 questions. Ninety-seven percent of respondents had heard about epilepsy, 55% knew someone with epilepsy, and 44.6% had witnessed a seizure. Interviewees were quite ready to accept a person with epilepsy. Approximately 7% would object if their child played with a child with epilepsy, and 76% believed that a child with epilepsy could succeed as
doi:10.1016/j.yebeh.2009.02.044
pmid:19258048
fatcat:ms5wsi6t6vgc3e7eu4bd55ssn4