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Is structured allergy history sufficient when assessing patients with asthma and rhinitis in general practice
Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 03/25/09

Smith HE et al. - Skin prick testing combined with a structured history was essential to reach a correct causative diagnosis. Three months later, 41% patients had made changes to lifestyle, medications, or both, and 18% reported clinical improvement. Skin prick testing improves the accuracy of an assessment of allergic status based on patient opinion or a structured allergy history alone.

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