Abstract
Asthma is a prevalent, long-term condition affecting 5‒10% of the global population. Despite better treatment procedures, insufficient adherence to inhaled asthma medications persists, contributing to the disease state and unfavorable effects that can lead to life-threatening situations. Therefore, this study aimed to identify the characteristics linked to parental intentions to adhere to asthma medication.
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