Expert review of neurotherapeutics · 2022
Tele-healthcare in migraine medicine: from diagnosis to monitoring treatment outcomes.
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Bentivegna Enrico, Tassorelli Cristina, De Icco Roberto, Sances Grazia, Martelletti Paolo
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INTRODUCTION: Primary headaches represent a huge cost in terms of decreased productivity and migraine occupies the first position among disabilities in working population. Migraine has a high incidence, disproportionate to the available primary care centers. In most cases, migraine can be managed through the simple and accurate collection of clinical history, which makes it an ideal candidate for tele-healthcare.
AREAS COVERED: In this narrative review, we retrace the most important scientific evidence regarding use of tele-healthcare in headache medicine. Over the last few years, it has proved to be a valid and useful tool for the management of migraine. Furthermore, current pandemic has imposed a drastic change in the way of thinking and setting up medicine, forcing clinicians and patients to a huge expansion of telemedicine.
EXPERT OPINION: We should permanently insert the culture of telemedicine in the headache care not only in academies and scientific societies, but extend it to specialized hospitals for the treatment of headaches. Only by broadening the old book-based strategy, we will be able to open the door to the multidimensional culture of headache medicine. Experts of excellence centers should set an example and pave the way for the rest of the clinicians.
AREAS COVERED: In this narrative review, we retrace the most important scientific evidence regarding use of tele-healthcare in headache medicine. Over the last few years, it has proved to be a valid and useful tool for the management of migraine. Furthermore, current pandemic has imposed a drastic change in the way of thinking and setting up medicine, forcing clinicians and patients to a huge expansion of telemedicine.
EXPERT OPINION: We should permanently insert the culture of telemedicine in the headache care not only in academies and scientific societies, but extend it to specialized hospitals for the treatment of headaches. Only by broadening the old book-based strategy, we will be able to open the door to the multidimensional culture of headache medicine. Experts of excellence centers should set an example and pave the way for the rest of the clinicians.