Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre confirmed its neurology team attended the 2025 American Epilepsy Society (AES) Meeting.

The team included Dr Gaden Osborne, neurologist and chair of subspecialty services. Additionally, Kesha Willock, a registered nurse and EEG technician, was present. Dr Ranisha Hazlewood, a neurology registrar, also represented the hospital.

Furthermore, the AES Meeting is one of the world’s leading forums for epilepsy specialists. It brings together clinicians and researchers to discuss advances in diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management.

In a statement, the medical centre said attending the conference allows specialists to stay current with international best practices. Moreover, it helps them learn about emerging research.

Hospital officials said the knowledge gained will be applied locally. The goal is to improve epilepsy diagnosis, patient care, and long-term support for individuals and families across Antigua and Barbuda.

Additionally, the medical centre noted that continued professional development strengthens specialist services within the public health system. They emphasized that improved training ultimately leads to better patient outcomes.

Officials highlighted that participation in international forums benefits both staff and patients. They said learning from global experts helps adapt new techniques and methods at home.

Moreover, attending conferences like AES fosters collaboration. Specialists can share experiences, ask questions, and exchange ideas with peers worldwide.

The hospital also pointed out that investing in staff development builds stronger healthcare services. This contributes to safer, more effective care for patients with epilepsy.

In conclusion, Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre’s neurology team gained valuable insights at the AES Meeting. They plan to use this knowledge to enhance services locally.

Overall, the hospital confirmed that professional growth, knowledge sharing, and applying best practices remain top priorities for improving epilepsy care in Antigua and Barbuda.

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