Optimizing Migraine Care Through Collaborative Prevention Strategies: A Toolkit for Healthcare Providers and Their Patients
Optimizing Migraine Care Through Collaborative Prevention Strategies: A Toolkit for Healthcare Providers and Their Patients is organized by Prime Education, LLC.
Release Date: May 1, 2023
Expiration Date: April 30, 2024
Description:
Advances in management of migraine care are transforming clinical outcomes and improving quality of life for patients. This toolkit includes practical tips and resources to guide interprofessional teams in educating patients on their preventive therapeutic options and follow-up assessments, navigating patient experiences, goals, and preferences, and engaging patients in shared decision-making. It encourages patients to be active participants in their own care and to better communicate with their migraine care team, allowing their providers to optimize their migraine prevention which can directly enhance their quality of life.
Download the toolkit to access:
• Patient-friendly materials for sustainable patient education and counseling
• Talking points and tips for empowering patients in self-monitoring and self-management
• Guidance for incorporating shared decision-making into patient encounters
Agenda:
• Not Just a Headache: Migraine is a Chronic, Neurologic Condition
• Migraine Tracking: Tips for Assessing Your Symptoms and Headache Days
• What Are My Goals and Preferences for Treatment?
• What Are My Options for Migraine Prevention?
• Communication With Your Care Team: What is the Best Way to Share My Experiences and Goals With My Care Team?
• How Will I Know if My Treatment/Prevention Plan is Working Well Enough?
• What Lifestyle Modifications Can Help Manage Migraine?
• Take Action: Create a Plan to Improve and Sustain Migraine Control
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Learning Objectivea
• Assess current practice patterns and system-level barriers to evidence-based assessment and management of migraine, particularly as it relates to the impact of migraine on quality of life
• Incorporate evidence-based strategies and tools into clinic workflows to inform personalized and evidence-based preventative therapy selection in patients with migraine
• Apply leading practices for improving the communication of migraine symptoms and burden, and engaging in shared decision-making on migraine treatment and prevention plans