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See Latest ArticlesAsthma education and monitoring: what has been shown to work
Paediatric Respiratory Reviews, 08/28/08
Brouwer AFJ et al. - Any education and monitoring package needs to contain basic explanation about the disease and its influencing factors, as well as inhalation instructions. There is no good evidence to justify home monitoring of lung function; symptom monitoring suffices. Probably, the crucial part of asthma education programmes is a high level of agreement between patient and doctor regarding the goals of the treatment.
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