Abstract
J Halterman, M Fagnano, R Tajon JAMA Ped. 2018;172(3):1–7 To determine whether school-based, directly observed asthma therapy combined with telemedicine visits can overcome barriers to guideline-based preventive care (poor adherence, lack of follow-up care) to improve outcomes for urban children with asthma. The study included 400 children (247 male, 230 African American, 127 Hispanic, 305 with public health insurance, 193 co-residing with a smoker, 132 with caregiver symptoms of depression) aged 3 to 10 years (mean 7.8 years) with physician-diagnosed asthma with persistent symptoms or poor control from …
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