A qualitative evidence synthesis of patient perspectives on migraine treatment features and outcomes

Keyphrases

• Patient Preference 100%
• Migraine Treatment 100%
• Patient Perspective 100%
• Qualitative Evidence Synthesis 100%
• Migraine 66%
• Treatment Outcome 66%
• Treatment Process 66%
• Patient Values 66%
• Tailored Approach 66%
• North America 33%
• Shared Decision Making 33%
• Clinical Practice Guidelines 33%
• Treatment Options 33%
• Systems of Care 33%
• Headache 33%
• Patient Outcomes 33%
• White Women 33%
• Addiction 33%
• Self-management 33%
• Assessment Development 33%
• Management Approach 33%
• Evaluation Assessment 33%
• Europe 33%
• Treatment Effect 33%
• Prophylactic Treatment 33%
• Healthcare Professionals 33%
• Living with 33%
• Knowledge Sharing 33%
• Therapy Approaches 33%
• Medical Evidence 33%
• Patients Included 33%
• Acute Management 33%
• Methodological Quality 33%
• Clinical Encounter 33%
• Nausea-vomiting 33%
• Grading of Recommendations 33%
• Complex Treatment 33%
• Non-pharmacological Treatment 33%
• Delivery Options 33%
• Medical Perspective 33%
• System Relationships 33%
• Reoccurrence 33%
• Self-delivery 33%
• Qualitative Synthesis 33%
• Mutual Respect 33%
• Summary of Findings Table 33%
• Acute Migraine 33%
• Acute Therapy 33%
• High Efficiency 33%
• Long-lasting Effect 33%
• Non-headache Symptoms 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Migraine 100%
• Treatment Outcome 50%
• Headache 33%
• Practice Guideline 16%
• Health Care Personnel 16%
• Self Care 16%
• Shared Decision-Making 16%
• Drug Therapy 16%
• Patient Preference 16%
• Symptom 16%
• Prophylaxis 16%
• Side Effect 16%
• Nausea and Vomiting 16%