Consultation open on plain language guideline for migraine management
- Area of Work: The ALLIANCE
- Type: News Item
- Published: 10th November 2025
Have your say on migraine care. SIGN is asking for feedback on its new plain language guideline. Share your views by 17 Nov 2025.
The Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN) is inviting feedback on the plain language version of its updated guideline on the pharmacological management of migraine.
This consultation is open to a wide range of contributors including:
- Health and social care professionals or researchers
- People with lived experience of migraine
- Carers, family members or unpaid carers of someone with migraine
- Representatives of third sector organisations
- Members of the public
The consultation seeks to ensure that the guideline reflects the perspectives and experiences of those affected by migraine and those who provide care and support. The plain language version aims to make clinical information more accessible for everyone.
Feedback can be submitted using SIGN’s online consultation form before 17 November 2025.
The consultation booklet and form are available on the SIGN website.
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