Tag: Healthcare
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Dedicated Asthma Program Can Improve Treatment in Kids, Teens Compared to Routine Healthcare Visits – Lung Disease News
Lung Disease News Dedicated Asthma Program Can Improve Treatment in Kids, Teens Compared to Routine Healthcare VisitsLung Disease NewsResearchers from the Children's Hospital at Montefiore (CHAM) reported that a groundbreaking primary care-based program for asthma patients, called Pediatric Preventive Asthma Care Program, could improve the identification of mistreated asthma among … View full post on asthma […]
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Dedicated Asthma Program Can Improve Treatment in Kids, Teens at Routine Healthcare Visits – Lung Disease News
Lung Disease News Dedicated Asthma Program Can Improve Treatment in Kids, Teens at Routine Healthcare VisitsLung Disease NewsResearchers from the Children's Hospital at Montefiore (CHAM) reported that a groundbreaking primary care-based program for asthma patients, called Pediatric Preventive Asthma Care Program, could improve the identification of mistreated asthma among … View full post on asthma – […]
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Kids’ Asthma Severity Under-Recognized & Undertreated at Routine Healthcare Visits – Newswise (press release)
Kids' Asthma Severity Under-Recognized & Undertreated at Routine Healthcare VisitsNewswise (press release)Newswise — NEW YORK (June 14, 2016) – An innovative primary care-based asthma program improves identification of poorly controlled asthma among children and enhances treatment plans, compared to care provided during routine office visits, … View full post on asthma – Google News
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Real Time Twitter analysis on Asthma attacks can help healthcare workers anticipate hospitalisations – Firstpost
Economic Times Real Time Twitter analysis on Asthma attacks can help healthcare workers anticipate hospitalisationsFirstpostKeeping tabs on tweets may be an effective tool to help prepare for — and prevent — increases in asthma emergencies, say researchers, including one of Indian-origin. “We live in the era of Big Data,” said study co-author Sudha Ram, professor […]
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Medical care and treatment of allergic rhinitis. A population-based cohort study based on routine healthcare utilization data.
Related Articles Medical care and treatment of allergic rhinitis. A population-based cohort study based on routine healthcare utilization data. Allergy. 2016 Jan 8; Authors: Schmitt J, Stadler E, Küster D, Wüstenberg EG Abstract BACKGROUND: Health services research on medical care and treatment of allergic rhinitis (AR) is scarce. OBJECTIVES: To investigate the prevalence, incidence, comorbidities, […]
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$6M to help kids cope with asthma – Healthcare IT News
$6M to help kids cope with asthmaHealthcare IT NewsResearchers at UCLA and USC will employ a $6 million award from the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering to develop technology to help children with asthma. The four-year grant is part of a national $144 million initiative called …Using Smart Devices and Wearables to Tackle Childhood […]
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Could Smart Devices Alert Children About Asthma Triggers? – Healthcare Informatics
University of California Could Smart Devices Alert Children About Asthma Triggers?Healthcare InformaticsResearchers from UCLA and the University of Southern California are developing a technology platform designed to enable users' smartphones and smart watches to notify them of their unique triggers for asthma attacks. The four-year, $6 million grant …UCLA–USC team to develop tech to predict […]
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Chicago-based Clinical Trial Exploring Coordinated Healthcare Interventions … – Lung Disease News
Lung Disease News Chicago-based Clinical Trial Exploring Coordinated Healthcare Interventions …Lung Disease NewsIn Chicago, the rates of asthma in children are remarkably high, and the condition has been found to have a high incidence among African-American children. The CHICAGO trial (Coordinated Healthcare Interventions for Childhood Asthma Gaps in … View full post on asthma – Google […]
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Coordinated Healthcare Interventions for Childhood Asthma Gaps in Outcomes
Condition: AsthmaInterventions: Behavioral: CAPE; Behavioral: HomeSponsors: University of Illinois at Chicago; Sinai Health System; Cook County Health & Hospitals System; Rush University Medical Center; Ann & Robert H Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago; University of Chicago; Chicago Department of Public Health; Respiratory Health Association; Chicago Asthma Consortium; Illinois Institute of Technology; Illinois Emergency Department Asthma Surveillance Project; Patient Centered Outcome Research InstituteNot yet recruiting – verified December 2014 View full post on ClinicalTrials.gov: […]