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Capture the episode
Users answer structured questions about what was observed and the surrounding context.
DSEF for Organizations
Important details about possible seizure-related episodes are often missed or recorded inconsistently. DSEF adds structured questions and evidence-linked educational reporting to your platform, service, or program. It helps users document what happened, identify missing information, and prepare a clearer account for review.
Seagull Health maintains the framework and supporting evidence. Your organization controls the experience, data, workflow, and customer relationship.
Brief changes in awareness, responsiveness, movement, or behavior can be difficult to recognize and describe in someone living with dementia. Without structured questions, timing, recurrence, recovery, and other important context may never be captured.
DSEF helps organizations collect those details consistently and turn them into an evidence-linked educational report. It supports better preparation and review without diagnosing or ruling out a seizure.
How DSEF fits
DSEF can sit inside an existing service without changing who makes decisions or where responsibility belongs.
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Users answer structured questions about what was observed and the surrounding context.
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DSEF applies maintained, evidence-linked rules and keeps missing information visible.
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Your service presents or routes a clear educational report to the appropriate person or workflow.
One practical example
A care platform already lets a user report a change in someone’s condition. DSEF adds a focused path for documenting and reviewing that episode.
Your existing service
A user reports a brief change in awareness, responsiveness, movement, behavior, or condition.
DSEF adds
Structured questions capture what was observed, timing, responsiveness, recurrence, recovery, and relevant context.
Your organization receives
An evidence-linked educational report shows what shaped the findings, what is missing, and what may need further review.
You decide who uses DSEF, how it appears, and where the report goes. The evidence, limitations, and responsible-use boundaries remain attached to the result.
Clear responsibilities
The framework can be adapted to your service while keeping responsibility for the evidence and responsibility for the implementation clearly separated.
The specialized dementia-seizure intelligence
The service and the relationship with your users
Ways to work together
Start with the framework, implementation support, or team preparation. Each option keeps the evidence and limitations visible, and a person makes the decisions.
License
Adapt the structured evaluation and evidence-linked reporting for your own platform, service, or program.
Implement
Define how DSEF fits into one specific workflow, including the questions, result presentation, and human handoff.
Prepare
Use the educational workshop to help staff recognize, document, and communicate possible seizure-related episodes more consistently.
Team preparation
The Recognizing Possible Seizures in Dementia workshop helps frontline teams notice, document, and communicate reported episodes more consistently. It uses six fictional cases across five dementia types and takes approximately 30 to 45 minutes.
Responsible use
Tell us about your service, who would use DSEF, and what happens after an episode is reported. We’ll explore whether the framework is a good fit and identify the most practical way to use it.