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University Herald |
Telephone Coaches May Improve Children's Asthma Treatment
University Herald Managing childhood asthma is difficult. Rather than giving daily medications — even when children feel well — many parents treat asthma only when symptoms become severe. This practice can lead to missed school days, trips to the emergency room (ER) … |
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Medical Xpress |
Telephone coaches improve children's asthma treatment
Medical Xpress A novel program at Washington University School of Medicine suggests that peer trainers who coach parents over the phone on managing their children's asthma can sharply reduce the number of days the kids experience symptoms. The program also … |
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Telephone Peer Coaching Helps Parents Manage Kids' Asthma
Medscape Telephone peer coaching for parents can reduce children's asthma impairment and risk, particularly among Medicaid patients, according to results of a study published online October 30 in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. Asthma affects 1 … |
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