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30 Dec 2009 Management goals for childhood asthma are fairly consistent between the different guidelines. The aims are for a "normal life" free of any symptoms (e.g., cough, wheeze and breathlessness), the ability to have a restful sleep, to grow and develop normally, to attend school or preschool regularly and
21 Feb 2013 Evidence-based statements to deliver quality improvements in diagnosing and treating asthma in adults, young people and children aged over 12 months.
29 Nov 2016 These results may show that asthma symptoms are being mistaken for respiratory tract infections, or that antibiotics are being given as prevention, even though guidelines do not support this. Managing childhood asthma involves both an appreciation of current treatment practice and also a willingness to
This Quick Reference Guide is also available as part of the SIGN Guidelines app. With a thorough history and examination, a child can usually be classed into one of three groups: high probability – diagnosis of asthma likely. low probability – diagnosis other than asthma likely.
QRG 153 • British guideline on the management of asthma. Quick Reference Guide. September 2016 Details of the evidence supporting these recommendations can be found in the full guideline, available on the SIGN website: . offer a carefully monitored trial of treatment if the child is symptomatic. HIGH PROBABILITY.
20 Nov 2017 The National Asthma Education and Prevention Program guidelines highlight the importance of treating impairment and risk domains of asthma. Control asthma by reducing impairment through prevention of chronic and troublesome symptoms (eg, coughing or breathlessness in the daytime, in the night, or after exertion)
Results 1 - 10 of 2264 Evidence-based information on ASTHma guidelines in children from hundreds of trustworthy sources for health and social care. Make better The revised version of the management of childhood asthma was published in 2000 and the revised version incorporated the current evidence for the value of
In children, initial treatment after making the diagnosis of asthma is guided by the pattern and severity of asthma symptoms. The aims of asthma management are to ensure that the child's asthma has been correctly diagnosed, and to enable the child to maintain a normal quality of life without interference from asthma or the

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February 2018