HEAD Study
Start date:1st August 2019 End date:
31st August 2019 Co-ordinated by:
Julia Grahamslaw
Prospective multicentre observational study conducted over one calendar month in 2019, with a planned sample size of 1000 over 5 sites. The aim of the study was to describe the epidemiology of non-trauma related headache in adults presenting to emergency departments including investigations, treatments and outcome.
This includes adult patients presenting to the ED with non-trauma-related headache as their primary complaint.
This was a study working in collaboration with the Trainee Emergency Medicine Research Network (TERN) to understand the international epidemiology of patients presenting to the ED with a headache.
Research Team
Julia Grahamslaw
Lead Research Nurse
Dr Matt Reed
Director of EMERGE, Consultant, NRS Career Research Fellow & Honorary Reader in Emergency Medicine
Sian Dalgleish
Senior Research Nurse
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