Specific concerns from 706 parents regarding their children's (M age= 8.0, SD= 3.9) use of
daily asthma medications were systematically identified and organized. 270 (38.2%) of 706 …

Objectives. The purpose of the study was to (a) describe the types of medication
problems/concerns that asthmatic children and their caregivers reported and (b) examine …

Background. Few studies have explored how providers communicate about control
medications during pediatric asthma visits. Objectives. The purpose of this study was to:(a) …

Introduction: Adequate treatment for asthma depends on accurate assessment and
intervention by the parent and child and timely communication with the provider. These …

Objectives.—To identify parental barriers to anti-inflammatory medication use and to
develop an instrument for use in research and health care settings to identify at-risk …

BACKGROUND:: Patients' perceptions of asthma tend to differ from those of clinicians, who
primarily focus on asthma control. Patients' treatment needs and preferences may not be …

Objectives: The purpose of this study was to:(a) describe the types of medication
problems/concerns youth with asthma and their caregivers reported and (b) examine the …

Objective: To assess whether medical record documentation reflects actual home practices
regarding the administration of preventive medications to urban children with persistent …

Objectives To describe the content of discussions between general pediatric providers and
children and their caregivers about the benefits of asthma-control medication; describe the …

Aim: Asthma treatment according to guidelines fails frequently, through patients'
nonadherence to doctors' advice. This study aimed to explore how differences in asthma …