For Healthcare Professionals Only.

Overview about the course

The program is divided into preclinical and clinical parts. The preclinical part (Part 1) will address the epidemiology, diagnosis, genetics, sex and gender differences, socioeconomic aspects, risk factors of Migraine and differentiating factors with Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalalgias (TACs). The Clinical part (Part 2 )* will address the management of Migraine and the available therapeutic and non-therapeutic options to treat acute and chronic Migraine. Each part is designed in course format so the participant has the opportunity to complete an individual course module and print the certificate or record of achievement certificate after completing all modules. We hope the program provides a new experience and exciting practices to improve clinical practice and learn from the global and local experiences in managing Migraine

Course Description

The course consists of several self-paced modules. Each module consists of:
A 20–25-minute presentation
Summary of the  take-home points
Transcript of the presentation
A brief list of relevant literature
PDF file of the presentation

Certificates

This programme is structured as a competency‑based, stackable micro‑credential pathway. Participants may earn two forms of certification:

  • Certificate of Completion:  Issued upon successful completion of an individual module, including attainment of a minimum score of ≥80% on the corresponding quiz.
  • Record of Achievement Certificate:  Conferred upon completion of the full sequence of course modules, with a minimum score of ≥80% achieved on all post‑module quizzes.