Headache/Migraine Survey 1. Default Section Question Title * 1. What is your degree? MD DO PhD NP PA PharmD RN LPN RPh MSW PT Other (please specify) Question Title * 2. Which option best describes your professional practice? Neurology Internal Medicine Pain Medicine Anesthesiologist Pediatrician Social Worker Physical Therapist Psychologist Medical Resident/Student Educator Researcher Medical Education Employee Pharmaceutical Company Employee Other (please specify) Question Title * 3. What is your specialty? Question Title * 4. How many patients do you see per week with migraine or other types of headache? Less than 5 per week 5-10 per week 11-20 per week More than 20 per week None Question Title * 5. In your practice, do you predominantly see: Pediatric patients Adolescent patients Adult patients Older Adults (65+) All of the above Question Title * 6. In treating patients with headache, in which areas do you feel least comfortable and wish you had more education? (Please select top 3 choices) Selecting acute pharmacologic treatment for headache/migraine Selecting prophylactic pharmacologic treatment for headache/migraine Selecting non-pharmacologic treatment for headache/migraine Selecting pharmacologic treatment for comorbid conditions Selecting non-pharmacologic treatment for comorbid conditions Identifying and managing risks associated with treatment Reassessing the patient’s condition in response to treatment Knowing when to terminate or change treatment Other (please specify) Question Title * 7. In the assessment and diagnosis of patients with headache, in which areas do you feel least comfortable and wish you had more education? (Please select top 2 choices) Assessment of the patient and condition Classification of headache type Identification and management of comorbid conditions (eg, depression, insomnia, anxiety, allodynia) Obtaining a differential diagnosis Recognizing progression and exacerbation of the episodic headache to chronic headache Other (please specify) Question Title * 8. What areas of headache management are of greatest concern to you? (Please select top 3 choices) Treatment of acute migraine Prevention of migraine Management of menstrual migraine Identifying women with migraine with aura who may be at increased risk of stroke Drug side effects management Drug-drug interactions (polypharmacy) management Managing headache in the geriatric patient population Managing headache in pediatric and adolescent populations Preventing progression of episodic migraine to chronic daily headache Other (please specify) Question Title * 9. Which of the following drug classes do you most frequently prescribe for the management of acute headache/migraine? Opioids Anticonvulsants Triptans Antidepressants NSAIDs Oral contraceptives I don’t prescribe treatment for migraine or other types of headache Other (please specify) Question Title * 10. Which drug class that you commonly prescribe concerns you most when used for treatment of migraine/headache due to its inherent risks and side effect profile? Opioids Anticonvulsants Triptans Antidepressants NSAIDs Oral contraceptives I don’t prescribe treatment for migraine or other types of headache Other (please specify) Question Title * 11. What drives your decision on which treatment to prescribe for diagnosed migraine? (Select as many as apply) Formulary drug status Peer recommendation Educational programs Detailing by sales Patient insurance plan or other costs considerations Other (please specify) Question Title * 12. Do you routinely adhere to the formal US Consortium Guidelines for treatment of headache/migraine? Yes, I am aware of the Guidelines and patient management is based on them No, although I am aware of the guidelines, I never refer to them in the management of patients with headache or migraine I have never heard of the US Consortium Guidelines Question Title * 13. How often do you encounter patients who have become addicted to opioids as a direct result of their migraine/headache treatment? Never Rarely (once every year or two) Routinely (several times throughout the year) Constantly (almost every month) Question Title * 14. How often do you specifically and proactively ask patients about the presence and frequency of headache? Never Rarely Routinely Question Title * 15. How often do you use an assessment tool for patients with headache/migraine? Never Rarely Routinely I didn’t realize there were tools designed for use in the assessment of patients with headache/migraine Question Title * 16. Which continuing medical educational topic is most attractive to you as a potential participant? (Select as many as apply) The Psychological Impact of Menstrual Migraine The Bidirectional Relationship of Migraine with Aura and Cardiovascular Disease Pharmacologic Treatment Strategies Based on Differential Diagnosis in Migraine Management Preventing Progression of Headache to a Chronic Daily Condition Head Pain, Depression and Insomnia Breaking Down the Myth of Sinus Headache Other (please specify) Question Title * 17. If you could attend an educational program designed to best meet your current educational needs, what topic would be featured? Done