Background Monitoring and managing asthma using technology can help increase patient
adherence and achieve better asthma control. This study aimed to evaluate the …

Background: Considering the increased prevalence of asthma and its consequences for
individuals and society, its effective management and close monitoring is essential …

Background: The effectiveness of telemedicine for the management of chronic diseases is
unclear. This study examined the effectiveness of telemedicine in relieving asthma …

Introduction Technology-based interventions that can function within real-world practice and
improve outcomes without increasing provider burden are needed, yet few successfully …

Aims: There is increasing international interest in using emerging technologies to enhance
chronic disease management. We aimed to explore the attitudes of patients and primary …

Home peak expiratory flow (PEF) measurement is recommended by asthma guidelines. In a
16-week randomized controlled study on 16 subjects with asthma (24.6±6.5 years old …

Objective: Telemonitoring seems to be a useful tool for patients' management. The aim of
our project was to test the applicability and potential effects of a 12-month telemonitoring of …

Strategies to improve patients' adherence to treatment are essential to reduce the great
health and economic burden of allergic rhinitis and asthma. Mobile phone applications …

Abstract Purpose of Review To review the data supporting the use of telemedicine (TM) and
to provide practical guidance for practitioners to optimize the care of their asthmatic patients …

Conclusion Telemanagement of asthma can be an effective and cost-effective approach
tailored to the individual patient needs. More research is needed on the long-term …