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Abstract
Asthma is the most common chronic childhood condition, affecting about nine million children in the United States. Despite effective treatments available to children and their families, adherence to asthma self-management is low. This paper identifies barriers to asthma-self-management and discusses effective education and behavioral strategies to promote self-management in children with asthma. Implications specific to the profession of nursing are incorporated throughout the discussion. In addition to practical nursing interventions in clinic and hospital settings, areas of future nursing research are addressed.
Recommended Citation
Abshire, Demetrius
(2005)
"Promoting Children's Adherence to Asthma Self-Management,"
Kaleidoscope:
Vol. 4, Article 18.
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https://uknowledge.uky.edu/kaleidoscope/vol4/iss1/18