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SIGN also has epilepsy guidelines:
see page 3 – ‘criteria for admission to acute Paediatirc unit
see page 38 – on how to calculate QTc and what to do with borderline QTc.
http://www.sign.ac.uk/pdf/sign81.pdf
Thanks for this link Amutha. The SIGN guideline was revisited in 2009 and the update (only 2 pages long) can be found at http://www.sign.ac.uk/pdf/2009epilepsiesreport.pdf. They will review the guideline again in 2011. NICE are also reviewing their epilepsy guideline and are due to publish it in March 2011.