2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.jaci.2007.02.031
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Achieving and maintaining asthma control in an urban pediatric disease management program: The Breathmobile Program

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“…Most parents and children in our study population came from Caucasian middle-class families, and the study was performed in a dedicated, secondary care, specialised asthma clinic. However, previous studies pointed out the importance of ICS adherence in determining good asthma control in inner-city populations from ethnic minorities [11,12]. In addition, the relationship between adherence and asthma control in our study was not influenced by demographic and clinical characteristics of the study population.…”
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“…Most parents and children in our study population came from Caucasian middle-class families, and the study was performed in a dedicated, secondary care, specialised asthma clinic. However, previous studies pointed out the importance of ICS adherence in determining good asthma control in inner-city populations from ethnic minorities [11,12]. In addition, the relationship between adherence and asthma control in our study was not influenced by demographic and clinical characteristics of the study population.…”
Section: Strengths and Limitationscontrasting
confidence: 58%
“…Previous studies have also shown a high prevalence of well-controlled asthma during comprehensive guideline-based asthma care [11,12,23]. Because such comprehensive care comprises several components that may promote asthma control, including reduction of allergen and irritant exposure, identification and treatment of relevant comorbidity, and ensuring proper inhalation technique and self-management, the independent role of adherence in determining asthma control remained uncertain in these studies.…”
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“…In a large study, Jones et al (46) showed that almost all children visiting a mobile unit reached control of their asthma within six visits. Ongoing control, however, was not constant and varied significantly across all levels of asthma severity.…”
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“…With sustained controller treatment, patients may be maintained free of symptoms and other clinical features of asthma for prolonged periods [5]. However, evidence from cross-sectional surveys suggests that a high proportion of patients remain uncontrolled despite controller therapy [6][7][8].…”
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