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Condition: Asthma
Interventions: Behavioral: Targeted text messages; Behavioral: General text messages
Sponsors: Children’s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota; Health Partners of Minnesota
Active, not recruiting – verified May 2015
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 Scope (blog) |
Study: Text Messages Improve Outcomes for Children With Asthma
iHealthBeat Daily informational text messages could help improve health outcomes among children with asthma, according to a study by researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology, FierceMobileHealthcare reports. The study's findings were presented this week … Text messages about asthma could help children breathe easier |
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Scope (blog) |
Text messages about asthma could help children breathe easier
Scope (blog) In the study (.pdf), pediatric patients with asthma were randomly assigned to three programs: one group received text messages on alternate days, another received text messages daily and a third served as the control and did not receive any text messages. |
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Treating Asthma With Text Messages And Autism With Social Media
RedOrbit Pediatric asthma patients who received a daily text message asking about their symptoms or providing information about the ailment demonstrated improved pulmonary function and a better understanding of their condition within four months, say … |
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Abilene carnival combines fun with serious messages about asthma
ReporterNews.com By Scott Kirk Special to the Reporter-News Eric J. Shelton/Reporter-News Davare Payne (left), 7, watches his brother, Dristain Payne, 5, take an asthma test during Hendrick's Asthma Education program, sponsored by Kohl's Department Store on Southwest … Kohl's Awards Hendrick Asthma Program With Grant |
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You Docs: Answers questions about kids' med plan includes text messages …
OregonLive.com By Syndicated columns Q: I can't get my 13-year son old to remember to take his asthma medication or use his inhaler like he should. It makes me so afraid for him! What can I do? — Debby D., Detroit A: That's a million-dollar question — and one that … Kids' med plans include text message Texting's a reliable health reminder |
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 ThirdAge |
Asthma Medication Text Messages Help Children Remember
ThirdAge Children with asthma who forget to take their medication may find the solution in a text message, according to a new study. "Text message reminders help some patients take their medication more regularly. This is a pilot study, so a larger, … |
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ThirdAge |
Asthma Text Messages Remind Children To Take Medication
ThirdAge Children with asthma were more likely to stick to their medication schedules when texted reminders to do so, a new study shows. According to HealthDay News, researchers at the Women & Children's Hospital in Buffalo, NY, conducted a small pilot program … Home Environment Affects Asthmatic Kids Home life affects asthmatic kids: study Research Examines Asthma Control and Anaphylaxis Guidelines to Improve … |
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