Impact of patient information-educational preparation on clinical, financial, and economic factors and treatment satisfaction

Abstract

The paper describes the impact of migraine information-educational programs on clinical parameters, quality of life, subjective treatment satisfaction, and financial aspects associated with headache (the burden of migraine). A combination of resident and non-resident migraine health educational programs has been found to have advantage. The programs used in this investigation could lower the duration of attacks and the intensity of headache according to the visual analog scale, reduce the use of analgesics, and improve patient satisfaction with treatment.The implementation of the educational programs is ascertained to reduce disability days. There is a need to repeat training courses.The results of treatment have been found to be related to what leverages are used in the program.

Keywords

• migraine
• information-educational preparation
• patient school
• patient education