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This is a retrospective survey-study to assess the accessibility, preference, and frequency of adolescents using Nerivio by itself, in combination with pharmacological medications, or not at all, in the school setting. The study population is prescribed Nerivio users, under the age of 18 years old, who have used the Nerivio device at least once. The study will be conducted electronically, and will include eligibility questions, an electronic informed consent form signed by the parent/legal guardian (e-ICF), an assent form signed by the adolescent patient (e-Assent), and an e-survey relating to the management of headaches due to migraine attacks. Participants will be recruited from Nerivio's userbase and will be compensated for their participation.


Clinical Trial Description

This is a retrospective survey-study to assess the accessibility, preference, and frequency of adolescents using Nerivio by itself, in combination with pharmacological medications, or not at all, in the school setting. The study population is prescribed Nerivio users, under the age of 18 years old, who have used the Nerivio device at least once. Study group: Participants will be recruited from Nerivio's user database. An invitation message will be sent via emails and/or in-app notifications to Nerivio users who are (1) under the age of 18 years old, and (2) treated with Nerivio at least once. Adolescents who meet these criteria will be invited to answer a screening questionnaire verifying eligibility. Adolescents who are found eligible will be offered the opportunity to participate in the study. If they are willing, they will first be directed to an Informed Consent Form (e-ICF) to be signed by the participant's parent/legal guardian. A copy of the completed form will be automatically sent to the parent/legal guardian upon completion. If the parent/legal guardian consents via the e-ICF to his/her child's participation, an electronic assent form will follow and must be signed by the adolescent patient. A copy of the assent form will be automatically sent to the parents and the adolescent patient. Once both electronic consent forms are signed, the adolescent patient will be enrolled in the study and will be directed to the study survey. Primary outcome measures: Percent of adolescents' who prefer treating headaches due to migraine when they are at school with Nerivio alone, relative to other options (combination, pharmaceutical, not treating while in school). Secondary outcome measures: 1. - Distribution of barriers to adolescents who report the necessity to treat their headaches due to migraine while at school, including the need to leave class for treatment, lack of availability of treatments while at school, and time delay to treat headaches. 2. - Distribution of treatments used by adolescents at school to treat migraine headaches prior to being prescribed Nerivio (specific pharmaceutical agents, or not treating at all) reflecting convergence to using Nerivio at school. ;


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NCT number NCT06180577
Study type Observational
Source Theranica
Contact Dagan Harris, PhD
Phone +972-73-3703649
Email daganh@theranica.com
Status Not yet recruiting
Phase
Start date December 20, 2023
Completion date January 20, 2024

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