Teaching Toolkit : Tools for Teaching Students with Asthma/Allergies and their Parents
		0%	Tools for Teaching Students with Asthma/Allergies and their Parents, contains tools designed for "the teachable moment" between you and your students with respiratory disease. Some of these tools can be sent home with your students to their parents in order to facilitate both education and a better line of communication between you, your students with asthma and allergies, their parents, and their primary-care physicians. School Asthma Allergy.com
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			The Becotide Story ( Beclomethasone Dipropionate)
		100%	Becotide Results 1970-1980 - Qvar Dr. Harry Morrow-Brown Allergies Explained   UK
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			The Essentials of Asthma Management - Asthma medical history checklist
		0%	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
		0%	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
		0%	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
		0%	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
		0%	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 Role of the Allergist in Cost-Effective Treatment of Asthma
		75%	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 Use of Inhaled Medications in School by students with Asthma - Position Statement
		80%	Physician Reference Materials: Position Statements AAAAI American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology   USA
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			Treatment of Depression in Asthma Patients
		0%	This study will examine whether antidepressant therapy is associated with improvement in mood, asthma symptoms, and quality of life in depressed patients with asthma. We hope to benefit the asthma community by providing a research study which will provide medication and psychiatric consultations free of cost to asthma patients with untreated depression, as well as provide for transportation costs to and from the research site. If interested in participating, please call or send an email to Ava.Star@UTSouthwestern.edu Psychoneuroendocrine Research   USA
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