2005
DOI: 10.1007/bf03084198
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Het klinisch effect van een voorlichtingsprogramma om astma bij kinderen te voorkomen

Abstract: Achtergrond Aangezien astma de meest voorkomende chronische aandoening is bij kinderen, krijgt primaire preventie van astma veel aandacht. Wij onderzochten de klinische effectiviteit van een niet-medicamenteus preventieprogramma van astma bij kinderen.Methode Huisartsen en verloskundigen rekruteerden aanstaande moeders van babys met een hoog risico op astma door het vo´o´rkomen van astma in het gezin. Zij werden door het lot toegewezen aan een controlegroep die gebruikelijke zorg ontving of aan een interventie… Show more

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“…The multi-faceted Prevention of Asthma in Children trial comparing the combination of mite allergen reduction, breast-feeding (thereby reducing cow's milk protein exposure), and smoking cessation versus usual care showed an independent and significant effect of mite allergen reduction, breast-feeding, and maternal smoking on current wheezing at 2 years of age. 17 Epidemiologic observations confirmed the independent effects of different allergens (as well as smoking) on the incidence of asthma and on early indications of asthma in healthy subjects. 29,30 Also, a (secondary prevention) multifaceted intervention in asthmatic children was clearly shown to be effective when compared with monointervention studies.…”
Section: Hypothesis 3: a Multifaceted Approach To Allergen Avoidance mentioning
confidence: 53%
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“…The multi-faceted Prevention of Asthma in Children trial comparing the combination of mite allergen reduction, breast-feeding (thereby reducing cow's milk protein exposure), and smoking cessation versus usual care showed an independent and significant effect of mite allergen reduction, breast-feeding, and maternal smoking on current wheezing at 2 years of age. 17 Epidemiologic observations confirmed the independent effects of different allergens (as well as smoking) on the incidence of asthma and on early indications of asthma in healthy subjects. 29,30 Also, a (secondary prevention) multifaceted intervention in asthmatic children was clearly shown to be effective when compared with monointervention studies.…”
Section: Hypothesis 3: a Multifaceted Approach To Allergen Avoidance mentioning
confidence: 53%
“…In total, 10 high-quality studies enrolling 3473 patients were included, of which 1124 had a multifaceted intervention design [15][16][17] and 2349 had a monointervention design. 4,[18][19][20][21][22][23] Several studies had repeated measurements on different ages of the children.…”
Section: Hypothesis 3: a Multifaceted Approach To Allergen Avoidance mentioning
confidence: 99%