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Informationen zum Autor Jes Olesen, Professor of Neurology, Department of Neurology, Glostrup Hospital, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Nabih Ramadan, Division of Developmental Disabilities, Nebraska HHS Clinical Professor, Department of Neurology, Loyola University, Chicago, USA Klappentext This book brings the theme of a global campaign to the forefront. Researchers, scientists, and respected clinicians from around the world discuss aspects of access to care, individual and societal burden. Zusammenfassung Headache medicine research is a rapidly expanding discipline and many important advances in headache management have developed over the last 20 years. However, the revolution and evolution in headache medicine has remained limited largely to the developed countries. Indeed, there is an enormous need for further quality and capacity of headache care in most parts of the world. Thankfully, efforts to bridge this gap have begun. To date, training of practitioners in headache medicine is improving in the developing countries, country-specific epidemiological research is increasing, and new therapies are trickling slowly to the developing world.Part of the Frontiers in Headache Research series, this book brings the theme of a global campaign to the forefront. Researchers, scientists, and respected clinicians from around the world discuss aspects of access to care, individual and societal burden, and public health authorities address the problems of headache medicine as public health issues to hundreds of millions of headache suffers worldwide. Inhaltsverzeichnis Overview lecture: Lifting the burden: WHO's global campaign to reduce the burden of headache worldwide Session I - The Global Burden of Headache 1: Ann I Scher, Walter F Stewart and Richard B Lipton: North America and Western Europe 2: Carlos A Bordini: South America 3: Ravishankar K: South East Asia Region 4: Fumihiko Sakai: Western Pacific Region 5: Lars Jacob Stovner: The global burden of headache - a study within lifting the burden: the global campaign to reduce the burden of headache worldwide 6: Lars Jacob Stovner: Discussion summary: the global burden of headache Session II - Societal Barriers to headache Care and Research 7: Stuart B Black: Reimbursement policies in headache care 8: Robert E Shapiro and Todd J Schwedt: Headache research in Europe and the United States 9: Rie Kanki and Fumihiko Sakai: The burden which migraine patients have to bear in seeking proper treatments in Japan 10: N Ghiotto, G. Sances, F Gallli, C Tassorelli, E Guaschino, G Sandrini and G Nappi: Risk factors in medication overuse headache: a one-year follow-up study Session III - Headache Care: 1. Quality Assessment and Improvement 11: Rigmor Jensen: Optimizing headache care for the individual patient 12: Francesco Saverio Mennini and Lara Gitto: Improving care through health economics analyses: cost of illness and headache (general disease costing principles) 13: Gretchen E. Tietjen: Auditing headache care 14: Frederick G Freitag: Headache inpatient units Session IV - Headache Care: 2. Standards and Guidelines 15: Douglas C. McCrory: International harmonization of headache guidelines 16: Hans-Christoph Diener, Fabio Antoncai, Emilie Couturier, Peter J Goadsby, Rigmor Jensen, Jose Miguel Láinez, Richard B Lipton, Ivan Milanov, Dimos Mitsikostas, Peter Sandor, Jean Schoenen, Dominique Valade and Maria Wysocka-Bakowska: Implementation and impact of headache guidelines 17: Jes Olesen: Discussion summary: standard and guidelines Session V - Headache Care: 3. Getting the Right Medicine to Patients 18: Peer Tfelt-Hansen: WHO essential medicines list: a comment on the migraine part of it 19: Lars Jacob Stovner: Drug availability through expanded marketplace 20: Glen D Solomon: Cost control of headache medicines 21: Timothy J Steiner and Glen D Solomo...