The Essentials of Asthma Management - Asthma medical history checklist
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From the Australian National Asthma Campaign - Asthma Management Handbook 1998.
A checklist for medical history taking.
National Asthma Campaign, Australia Australia
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The Essentials of Asthma Management - Asthma: Basic Facts
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From the Australian National Asthma Campaign - Asthma Management Handbook 1998.
A brief but useful overview.
National Asthma Campaign, Australia Australia
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The Essentials of Asthma Management - Measuring Lung Function
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From the Australian National Asthma Campaign - Asthma Management Handbook 1998.
This section includes:
Spirometry
Peak flow
Respiratory Function Tables
National Asthma Campaign, Australia Australia
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The Essentials of Asthma Management - Patient education checklist
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From the Australian National Asthma Campaign - Asthma Management Handbook 1998.
Points that need to be addressed when educating a patient about asthma.
National Asthma Campaign, Australia Australia
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The Essentials of Asthma Management - Planning Asthma Consultations
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From the Australian National Asthma Campaign - Asthma Management Handbook 1998.
Includes:
Asthma medical history checklist
Patient education checklist
Improving compliance
National Asthma Campaign, Australia Australia
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The Four Components of Asthma Management
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1. Objective Measures of Lung Function
2. Pharmacologic Therapy
3. Environmental Measures to Control Allergens and
Irritants
4. Patient Education
5. Patient Education
Colorado Health Site USA
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The Respiratory System
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KidsHealth.org USA
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The Role of the Allergist in Cost-Effective Treatment of Asthma
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Primary care physicians and specialists both treat asthma. Until recently, the question of who achieves the better outcomes at less total cost has been based on miscellaneous data, anecdotal evidence, assumptions and hunches. Now, an analysis of 14 clinical studies provides documentation that allergists achieve better outcomes at less cost. This conclusion has important implications for patients in managed health care, as well as for the purchasers of managed care programs. Includes sections on:
The impact of asthma,
Asthma treatment outcomes,
Asthma treatment costs,
Treatment guidelines,
When to refer to an allergist,
References, and
Abstracts of outcome and cost studies
ACAAI
Allergy, Asthma & Immunology Online USA
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The Traveller with Asthma
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Patient Information Sheet. Travelling should be enjoyable and worry-free if you take a few precautions. If you are travelling interstate or overseas, here are the most important points to remember.
National Asthma Council Australia Australia
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The Triggers of Asthma and Allergies
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No one is sure what causes asthma and allergies, but we do know there are certain triggers. The worlds authorities, such as Asthma Australia, Asthma United Kingdom and the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America agree that major triggers of asthma and allergies include airborne pollens and grass seeds, house dust, house dust mites and their faeces and pet dander.
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