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See Latest ArticlesAcute Asthma Management by a Pediatric After-Hours Call Center
Telemedicine and e-Health, 07/01/09
Nelson KA et al. - The telephone-based nurse-staffed pediatric acute asthma management protocol includes provision of severity-based home treatment recommendations and follow-up assessments, and improved symptoms for many children with acute exacerbations. This protocol may also be successful in other locations and may improve outcomes, such as reduction in ED visits.
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