A nursing intervention increases quality of life and self-efficacy in migraine: A 1-year prospective controlled trial
Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain Sep 21, 2017
Leroux E, et al. - This study aimed at comparing the impact of a combined nursing and medical approach to a medical follow-up only on headache outcomes, quality of life, and self-efficacy in a cohort of migraineurs. As per observations, a nursing intervention seemed to have the potential for lowering the impact of migraines on the patient's life. There appeared a correlation of the improvement in the HIT-6 score with improvements in self-efficacy.
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