Migraine care practices in primary care: results from a national US survey.

Elisabeth F Callen Tarin L Clay Jillian Alai Paul Crawford Adam Visconti Andrea NederveldInez CruzBailey PerezKaren L Roper Tamara K OserMay-Lorie Saint LaurentYalda Jabbarpour

Published in: Family practice (2023)

Results demonstrate differences in familiarity with migraine diagnosis and treatment options based on patients seen and years since residency. To maximise appropriate diagnosis within primary care, targeted efforts to increase familiarity and decrease barriers to migraine care should be implemented.

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