This study will utilize retrospective data collected with the Migraine Buddy Mobile application to evaluate satisfaction of treatment with rimegepant and triptans. The study population for this study is Migraine Buddy users in the US who answered a survey about their acute treatments, displayed on the home page of the app. It generates reports that users can share with their doctors to help them establish a diagnosis and/or optimize treatment. For this retrospective study, only questions related to treatment satisfaction will be analyzed.
Users complete the satisfaction questions only once for each current acute migraine treatment. If a patient is using more than one acute treatment, they will be able to complete satisfaction questions for each acute treatment. Approximately two-thirds of the app users are currently using both rimegepant and triptans to acutely treat their migraine attacks. Questions are worded such that they ask specifically about the acute treatment e.g., Nurtec. For the surveys used in the 7-month time frame of this retrospective study, feasibility assessment showed that participants answered the satisfaction questions for a specific acute medication only once, in 97% of the cases. For the few users who responded to 2 or more waves of identical surveys, the most recent answer will be used for the analysis.
Data was gathered between October 20, 2023 \& May 20, 2024, from users of the Migraine Buddy app through the "diary tracking" and the satisfaction questions were administered via survey and via the interactive data collection tool named "Taylor". All the data will be extracted from the Aptar Digital Health (ADH) platform existing database to perform the analysis described in this protocol.
