Core Performance Measures for Migraine Headache: A Review by the American College of Physicians

ACP performance measures paper supports meaningful, evidence-based performance measures for internal medicine that improve patient care but does not recommend a core measure for migraine treatment at this time, citing inadequacies in the existing measure.

ACP performance measures paper supports meaningful, evidence-based performance measures for internal medicine that improve patient care but does not recommend a core measure for migraine treatment at this time, citing inadequacies in the existing measure.

Laura Baldwin

Position paper; policy; clinical; clinical topics; quality indicators; evidence-based; performance measures; performance measures committee; health care; healthcare; patient care; quality of care; guidelines; physicians; physician; internal medicine physicians; migraine; headache; migraine headache

Mon, 04/20/2026 - 4:58 PM EDT

Mon, 04/20/2026 - 4:59 PM EDT

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