Managing asthma can be challenging and tackling inconsistencies in care is vital to ensuring patients get the best results from their treatment. This section provides useful resources to help you provide optimal care.
Regular reviews are a key component of asthma care. These quick-reference guides have been designed to give you an overview of some of the key considerations when conducting your review
Accurate inhaler technique is key to ensuring the efficacy of asthma pharmacotherapy, yet errors in technique are common. This document provides information on how to recognise and address inaccurate inhaler technique. It also provides useful resources for healthcare professionals and their patients regarding effective inhaler technique.
The CRITIKAL (CRITical Inhaler mistaKes and Asthma controL) study was the first study to investigate the relationship between inhaler technique errors and asthma outcomes.1
View this infographic to find out what common errors were identified, and how the right inhaler plus training by healthcare professionals could improve patient outcomes.
The REALISE Survey of 8,000 patients with asthma, across 11 European countries, identified significant levels of suboptimal asthma control. A new analysis of the data reveals how patients with differing needs could benefit from targeted approaches in consultations to better manage their asthma.2 View this infographic to find out how.