About this course

This module will examine the epidemiology of migraine and its impact on both personal and economic levels. It will also discuss the pathophysiology of migraine along with its potential triggers, followed by an overview of how migraine is diagnosed, featuring useful screening tools and diagnostic aids. Lastly, this module will explore the challenges surrounding current migraine management, international guideline recommendations and the role of patient satisfaction in achieving better outcomes.

Learning outcomes

Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to:

• Understand the definition, subtypes, causes and impact of migraine
• Discuss the current landscape of migraine diagnosis and management
• Recognise the importance of patient satisfaction in achieving effective migraine management

Topic covered:

• Introduction, epidemiology and burden of migraine
• Pathophysiology of migraine and common migraine triggers
• Clinical presentation and diagnosis of migraine
• Pharmacological management of migraine
• Optimising patient communication

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