Follow your child's Asthma Action Plan (AAP):An AAP is a written plan to help you manage your child's asthma. It is created with your child's pediatrician. Give the AAP to all of your child's care providers. This includes your child's teachers and school nurse. An AAP contains the...
Background:Abundant evidence has proven the effectiveness of following an asthma action plan for children. China released its first children's asthma action plan in 2017 to improve asthma control. Objective:To assess the effectiveness of the ChineseChildren's Asthma Action Plan (CCAAP) in the ...
The child care provider should be provided with and keep on file an asthma action plan for each child with asthma. An asthma action plan lists emergency information, activities or conditions likely to trigger an asthma attack, current medications being taken, medications to be administered by the ...
The percentage of US children with asthma that had ever received an asthma action plan increased between 2002 and 2013, although one-half had never received an asthma action plan in 2013. Some sociodemographic and asthma severity measures are related to receipt of an asthma action plan.Le texte...
The percentage of children with asthma that had ever received an asthma action plan increased from 41.7% in 2002 to 50.7% in 2013 (P< .001 for trend). In 2013, a greater percentage of non-Hispanic black (58.4%) than non-Hispanic white (47.4%) children (P= .028), privately insured ...
In addition to following your child's asthma action plan, you want to avoid or limit your child's exposure to their asthma triggers. What asthma drugs can children take? Most asthma medications that work for adults and older children can also be safely prescribed to toddlers and younger child...
Discuss asthma action plan (PEF monitoring and corresponding action) Goals: Control of symptoms and triggers Reduce future risks and complications Smoking cessation Update influenza and pneumococcal vaccinations.Pharmacologic and invasive managementFor rescue treatment of acute exacerbation: Short-acting bet...
An asthma action plan for children, which was developed by a general practitioner (GP) was more likely to comprise verbal instruc- tions (p = 0.001), while action plans developed by paediatricians were more likely to Copyright General Practice Airways Groupbe written (p < 0.001). Just over ...
Help your child prepare aPersonalised Asthma Action Plan(PAAP) with their asthma nurse orGP. Less than 25% of children with asthma have aPersonalised Asthma Action Plan. Research shows children without aPAAParefour times more likelyto end up in hospital than those with one. ...
The action plan is directly relevant, focussing on action not theory. An understanding of theory may be helpful when the family can focus on these details. • Pulmonary function measures may not accurately reflect asthma severity in children, who can have an FEV1 in the normal range even ...