Rett Syndrome Health Checklist

The Rett Syndrome Health Checklist, published by the Rett Disorders Alliance UK (Reverse Rett, Rett UK and FOXG1).

The Rett syndrome Health Checklist provides information to help with symptom identification and management, including suggestions for drugs which may help and those which may cause difficulties for people with Rett syndrome. There are also links to relevant research papers, case studies, and best practice guidance.

Many thanks to everyone who has contributed to this important document and to The Bolland Charitable Fund for their support.

The checklist was developed through two years of collaborative work between Reverse Rett, Rett UK, FOXG1 UK  and the UK Rett Disorders Working Group. This consists of clinicians, therapists, consultants and experts by experience such as families, caregivers and patient organisations representing them.

 

We hope you will find this a key ‘go to’ document to advocate for the best care and treatment for your daughter or son.

Please share it with key people involved in their care.

 

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