Addressing the Crisis of Diagnosis and Management of Migraine in Primary Care: A Summary of the American Headache Society FrontLine Primary Care Advisory Board.
Addressing the Crisis of Diagnosis and Management of Migraine in Primary Care: A Summary of the American Headache Society FrontLine Primary Care Advisory Board.
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10.1111/head.13797
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2020-05
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5
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Sprouse-Blum A
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Minen MT;Robbins MS;Loder E;Nahas S;Gautreaux J;Litin S;Barch C;Cook C;Smith T;Powers SW;Hasan S;Sbar E;Stika CS;Stone F;Sprouse-Blum A
Migraine affects over 36 million people in the United States, often from adolescence throughout adulthood, and is the second leading cause of disability worldwide. 1 Over half (52.8%) of all visits for migraine take place in primary care settings. 2 However, many primary care providers (PCPs) receive little formal education about headache medicine, and there is substantial under-diagnosis and under-treatment of migraine in this setting. Only 28% of PCPs were familiar with the American Academy of Neurology guidelines for migraine prevention and only 40% were familiar with the American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation Choosing Wisely Campaign recommendations to limit opioids and imaging for migraine. 3 Only 34% were aware that opioids are associated with worsening of headache. Close to 40% of adults with migraine need preventive therapy, but only 13% actually receive it. 4 This deficiency is compounded by an average delay of four years between migraine diagnosis and the start of preventive medication. 5 Given the relative scarcity of neurologists (with a projected shortfall of 18% by 2025) 6 as well as headache specialists nationally, 7 it is challenging to meet the urgent specialty care needs of the headache population. Thus front line providers need to be equipped to begin to address the demands.The AHS Board of Directors and Education Committee established the improvement of migraine care in Front Line-Primary Care clinical settings as an organizational priority. As a first step, AHS commissioned the creation of an advisory board to guide the development of strategies to help close management gaps for patients. On November 21, 2019, an advisory board consisting of health professionals representing various front line fields of headache medicine was convened at the annual Scottsdale Headache Symposium of the American Headache Society. Advisory board members were recruited through outreach to organizations or their representatives including the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the American College of Physicians, and the American Academy of Family Practice. Certain geographic areas were also targeted to identify family medicine and internal medicine residency
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