Abstract
To the Editors: Optimising control is the main goal in paediatric asthma management and reliable instruments that can help physicians to evaluate asthma control in an easy way are valuable. The article by Juniper et al. [1] provides some initial insights on the use of the Asthma Control Questionnaire (ACQ), an instrument that was originally developed for adult asthma, to assess asthma control in children. The process of developing and validating such a questionnaire is a delicate one. In 2009 Juniper [2] published a critical editorial about the consequences of even small modifications to original questionnaires and how this could …
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