If You Are A Headache Practitioner Or Researcher
Headache Cooperative of the Pacific
The Power to Affect Change
The Headache Cooperative of the Pacific (HCOP) was formed in the summer of 2007 in response to a growing desire for better communication and education among healthcare providers who treat headache patients.
To promote education and understanding of headache in the medical and lay community in the western United States
HCOP’s Mission
The mission of the Headache Cooperative of the Pacific is to promote communication and spread headache information among headache providers and researchers, to support access to excellent headache care, and to promote education and understanding of headache in the medical and lay community in the western United States through
- Advancing the science of headache through education and coordinated research
- Providing a forum to link providers of headache care throughout the western states
- Supporting access to appropriate care for our patients
- Increasing awareness about national and international organizations and journals devoted to headache research and patient care
To support access to excellent headache care
To support communication among headache providers and researchers
Please click HERE for HCOP's position on relationships with the pharmaceutical and device industry.
Membership info
Join us and be part of a regional network of headache caregivers and researchers.
LIST SERVE DISCLAIMER: The mission of Headache Association of the Pacific, Inc., doing business as Headache Cooperative of the Pacific (“HCOP”), is to promote scientific and clinical education and advancement in the field of headache medicine. HCOP membership is open to all healthcare providers who treat, and all healthcare researchers who study, headache patients. HCOP maintains this List Serve solely for the benefit of its members to allow them to post questions and engage in discussion of clinical and research issues. All clinical descriptions and discussions of treatment options and outcomes (i) are strictly hypothetical and theoretical in nature; (ii) are intended solely for the educational benefit of HCOP members; and (iii) may not be used in any legal capacity whatsoever, including but not limited to establishing a standard of care or providing a basis for expert opinion or testimony. All treatment discussions and suggestions are made without the benefit of first-hand patient examination or diagnosis and may not be used or relied upon by treatment professionals or patients as treatment advice. Responders cannot be held responsible or liable for the outcome of any specific treatments or cases based on the discussions herein. Patient care is the sole responsibility of the healthcare provider involved in the provider/patient relationship. No discussion herein may be reproduced, in whole or in part, without the express written consent given in advance by all persons involved. The discussions herein have no affiliation with any drug or device companies.