“What Bugs Me”: children’s lived experience of asthma
Allergy, Asthma & Clinical Immunology(2012)
Abstract
Children learn to adapt to asthma symptoms. Usual questions focused on clinical signs (eg., have you wheezed or used your blue puffer today?) can lead to the assumption that asthma is well controlled and has little impact on daily life. More focused queries can lead to better information about asthma control. Parents may not be aware of the impact of asthma on their child.
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Public Health,Asthma,Pilot Study,Clinical Sign,Asthma Control
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