Learning Objectives:

1. Differentiate between the clinical presentations of migraine and other primary headache disorders relevant to acute treatment decisions. 
2. Describe the mechanisms of action, efficacy, and safety profiles of pharmacologic agents used in acute migraine management, including both traditional and emerging therapies. 
3. Identify patient-specific factors that influence the selection and optimization of acute migraine treatments. 
4. Apply evidence-based guidelines and best practices to improve patient outcomes in community pharmacy settings
5. Recognize opportunities for pharmacist-led patient education and monitoring to enhance adherence and prevent medication overuse headaches.

Supported by Pfizer through unrestricted educational grant

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