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Purpose of Review <p>To describe the different options available to collect clinical data for headache care via intake forms, questionnaires, diary, and electronic health record (EHR) and practical ways to optimize clinic flow and data integration in this era of information overload.</p> Recent Findings <p>Digital technologies can be leveraged to help with data integration and processing of information.</p> Summary <p>New technologies and progress with data integration have the potential to help streamline flow and improve healthcare outcomes. The benefits of new technologies must be weighed against potential ethical risks such as widening of healthcare disparities especially for those without English proficiency, technology proficiency, and those without access to internet. Concerns regarding data privacy and the potential commercialization of patient data must be addressed. The optimization of tracking tools, EHR-patient interfaces, and data integration across software is an area of ongoing work.</p>

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Charts, Calendars, Questionnaires & Intake Forms: Navigating the Options when Caring for Patients with Migraine

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年7月29日

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  • Nicholas Aderinto,
  • Minali Nigam-Aggarwal,
  • Sameer Madan,
  • Olivia Begasse de Dhaem

摘要

Purpose of Review

To describe the different options available to collect clinical data for headache care via intake forms, questionnaires, diary, and electronic health record (EHR) and practical ways to optimize clinic flow and data integration in this era of information overload.

Recent Findings

Digital technologies can be leveraged to help with data integration and processing of information.

Summary

New technologies and progress with data integration have the potential to help streamline flow and improve healthcare outcomes. The benefits of new technologies must be weighed against potential ethical risks such as widening of healthcare disparities especially for those without English proficiency, technology proficiency, and those without access to internet. Concerns regarding data privacy and the potential commercialization of patient data must be addressed. The optimization of tracking tools, EHR-patient interfaces, and data integration across software is an area of ongoing work.