Help Migraine Patients Get Needed Meds Right Away

December 2018

Migraine is the most common type of headache that lands patients in the emergency department (ED).

Med choice for migraine treatment can depend on what a patient has tried at home...such as an NSAID (ibuprofen, etc) or triptan (sumatriptan, etc).

And the more quickly a migraine is treated, the more likely meds will work.

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Table of Contents

Communication Up Your Communication Game With "SBAR"
Migraine Help Migraine Patients Get Needed Meds Right Away
Operations & Management Take Stock of Expiring or Excess Inventory
Antibiotics Think of Eravacycline as Similar to Tigecycline
Biosimilars Clear Up Confusion About Biosimilars
Raynaud's Know How Treatments for Raynaud's Phenomenon Stack Up
Influenza Xofluza Will Be a New Antiviral to Treat the Flu
Hemophilia Jivi and Rebinyn Will Be New Clotting Factors for Hemophilia
Antithrombotics Avoid Errors With the New Strength of Xarelto