Discussing Migraine With Your Patients A Common Sense Guide for Clinicians /
Marcus, Dawn A.
Discussing Migraine With Your Patients A Common Sense Guide for Clinicians / [electronic resource] : by Dawn A. Marcus, Duren Michael Ready. - XI, 251 p. 41 illus., 36 illus. in color. online resource.
Chapter 1. Sorting Through Headache Patterns -- Chapter 2. Looking for the Migraine Gene -- Chapter 3. The Sensitive Migraine Brain -- Chapter 4. Migraine Is More than "Just a Headache" -- Chapter 5. Accepting Migraines -- Chapter 6. The Migraine Team -- Chapter 7. The Do’s and Don’ts of Headache Diaries -- Chapter 8. Using Behavioral Therapy as a Treatment Foundation -- Chapter 9. Changing Thoughts and Attitudes About Migraine -- Chapter 10. When, How Much, and How Often -- Chapter 11. What to Try When Nothing's Working -- Appendix 1. Patient Handouts -- Appendix 2. Patient and Physician Resources.
This engaging and highly practical title is designed to support healthcare professionals in providing the best possible care for their patients with migraine. Developed by two leading authorities in the field who bring wit and warmth to their writing, the book combines the valuable wisdom of their clinical expertise with cutting edge scientific synthesis and helpful clinical pearls. Replete with a plethora of instructional aids and clinical tools (such as patient handouts, questionnaires, checklists, video clips, and quick-reference boxes), Discussing Migraine with Your Patients: A Common Sense Guide for Clinicians reviews migraine treatment in an evidence-based manner -- according to the empirical data and FDA and consensus-based guidelines. Discussion topics include acute and preventive pharmacotherapy, medical interventions and devices, behavioral and psychological nonpharmacologic therapies, education, trigger management, healthy lifestyle practices, stress management, neutraceuticals, and alternative medicine offerings. In addition, this easy-to-read title covers genetics and pathophysiology, symptoms and comorbidities, and a range of essential clinical skills that are useful in achieving the best possible outcomes with patients. In invaluable addition to the literature, this title will serve as the ultimate go-to resource for primary care clinicians and trainees. Headache specialists, too, will find value in this work. .
9781493964840
10.1007/978-1-4939-6484-0 doi
Medicine.
Emergency medicine.
Internal medicine.
Neurology.
Primary care (Medicine).
Medicine & Public Health.
Internal medicine.
Primary Care Medicine.
Neurology.
Emergency medicine.
RC1-1245
616
Discussing Migraine With Your Patients A Common Sense Guide for Clinicians / [electronic resource] : by Dawn A. Marcus, Duren Michael Ready. - XI, 251 p. 41 illus., 36 illus. in color. online resource.
Chapter 1. Sorting Through Headache Patterns -- Chapter 2. Looking for the Migraine Gene -- Chapter 3. The Sensitive Migraine Brain -- Chapter 4. Migraine Is More than "Just a Headache" -- Chapter 5. Accepting Migraines -- Chapter 6. The Migraine Team -- Chapter 7. The Do’s and Don’ts of Headache Diaries -- Chapter 8. Using Behavioral Therapy as a Treatment Foundation -- Chapter 9. Changing Thoughts and Attitudes About Migraine -- Chapter 10. When, How Much, and How Often -- Chapter 11. What to Try When Nothing's Working -- Appendix 1. Patient Handouts -- Appendix 2. Patient and Physician Resources.
This engaging and highly practical title is designed to support healthcare professionals in providing the best possible care for their patients with migraine. Developed by two leading authorities in the field who bring wit and warmth to their writing, the book combines the valuable wisdom of their clinical expertise with cutting edge scientific synthesis and helpful clinical pearls. Replete with a plethora of instructional aids and clinical tools (such as patient handouts, questionnaires, checklists, video clips, and quick-reference boxes), Discussing Migraine with Your Patients: A Common Sense Guide for Clinicians reviews migraine treatment in an evidence-based manner -- according to the empirical data and FDA and consensus-based guidelines. Discussion topics include acute and preventive pharmacotherapy, medical interventions and devices, behavioral and psychological nonpharmacologic therapies, education, trigger management, healthy lifestyle practices, stress management, neutraceuticals, and alternative medicine offerings. In addition, this easy-to-read title covers genetics and pathophysiology, symptoms and comorbidities, and a range of essential clinical skills that are useful in achieving the best possible outcomes with patients. In invaluable addition to the literature, this title will serve as the ultimate go-to resource for primary care clinicians and trainees. Headache specialists, too, will find value in this work. .
9781493964840
10.1007/978-1-4939-6484-0 doi
Medicine.
Emergency medicine.
Internal medicine.
Neurology.
Primary care (Medicine).
Medicine & Public Health.
Internal medicine.
Primary Care Medicine.
Neurology.
Emergency medicine.
RC1-1245
616