Healthcare Resource Use and Costs Associated with the Misdiagnosis of Migraine (P1-12.004)

Jae Rok Kim; Tae‐Jin Park; Maria Agapova; Andrew Blumenfeld; Jonathan H. Smith; Darshini Shah; Beth Devine

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000204901

April 9, 2024Neurology

Healthcare Resource Use and Costs Associated with the Misdiagnosis of Migraine (P1-12.004)

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Key Points

The investigation aims to evaluate healthcare resource utilization and medical expenses among individuals diagnosed with migraine, focusing on misdiagnosis.
Assessment will track healthcare costs alongside utilization patterns across cohorts with and without a prior misdiagnosis of migraine to identify disparities.
Analysis of comparative records may clarify the economic consequences of misdiagnosis, supporting future interventions to optimize patient management pathways.

Implication

Comparative analysis evaluates healthcare costs and resource use in patients with migraine, highlighting the clinical and economic burden of misdiagnosis.

Abstract

Compare HCRU (health care resource utilization) and healthcare costs in patients with migraine with or without a history of misdiagnosis.

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Kim et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6feb4b6db643587678b61 https://doi.org/10.1212/wnl.0000000000204901

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Healthcare Resource Use and Costs Associated with the Misdiagnosis of Migraine (P1-12.004)

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Healthcare Resource Use and Costs Associated with the Misdiagnosis of Migraine (P1-12.004)

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