2017
DOI: 10.1177/0009922816685816
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Underutilization of Preventive Asthma Visits Among Urban Children With Persistent Asthma

Abstract: National guidelines recommend that children with persistent asthma have at least 2 preventive asthma visits (PAVs) per year. We sought to determine the percent of urban children with persistent asthma who had a PAV in the past year, and to identify differences in demographics, health-related variables, and management associated with PAVs. Using data from 530 children (3-10 years) participating in a school-based asthma trial, we found that only 25% of children had at least I PAV, with only 5% receiving ≥2 visit… Show more

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“… 14 Additionally, patients have a low return rate for preventive asthma visits, which necessitates that other clinical settings, such as the emergency department or urgent care, must be considered as settings for education and reinforcement of proper inhaler technique. 34 Further, a hospitalization represents a critical event and important opportunity for education. Thus, we review solutions for assessment and education of inhaler technique that are used in various clinical settings, including office-based visits, emergency departments, and inpatient settings.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… 14 Additionally, patients have a low return rate for preventive asthma visits, which necessitates that other clinical settings, such as the emergency department or urgent care, must be considered as settings for education and reinforcement of proper inhaler technique. 34 Further, a hospitalization represents a critical event and important opportunity for education. Thus, we review solutions for assessment and education of inhaler technique that are used in various clinical settings, including office-based visits, emergency departments, and inpatient settings.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A school-based asthma trial conducted by the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, Rochester, NY, USA recommend that children with persistent asthma have at least 2 preventive asthma visits per year [23]. Analysis of Asthma encounters in PHCC showed around a quarter of cases achieved only one visit to the health center during the whole study period.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%