Table 7.

Standardized assessment and management of variables associated with ERIA.

(1) Structured assessment of ERIA	(2) Individual evaluation of variables associated with ERIA	(3) Development of individual avoidance strategies for ERIA
Medical history	Seizure semiology	Information and consultation
Short-term: “Have you had any injury or accident since the last visit?” “Was this injury related to an epileptic seizure”	Generalized tonic clonic seizuresb Status epilepticusa Peri-ictal fallsb Peri-ictal loss of consciousnessb Peri-ictal inadequate behaviorb	Average risk for ERIA Individual risk for ERIA due to Medical history Seizure semiology Epilepsy syndrome Possible consequences
Long-term: “Have you ever had an injury or accident that was related to an epileptic seizure?”	Epilepsy syndrome	Avoiding strategies
	Active epilepsyb Refractory epilepsyb	Safe surrounding Information of caretakers Early detection of seizures
Examination		Auxiliary means
“Where have you got this scar/wound from?” “Was the injury related to an epileptic seizure?”		Protective helmets Hip protectors In-house-emergency calls Wearables Seizure dog

ERIA epilepsy-related injuries and accidents.

^aVariables associated with ERIA proposed by other publications.

^bVariables associated with ERIA according to our cohort.