Posted on: 06 December 2012 By: wekantalk

How did you determine Asthma Control Level - was that by ACT?

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nancys


Thu, 12/06/2012 - 15:18

Daytime and nighttime symptoms, activity limitations, are all indicators of control on the ACT test. Data are collected and analyzed on the forms collected pre and post.

LAWessel


Thu, 12/06/2012 - 15:38

we are working with a large number of community health centers to adapt the EMR to include the ACT to assess asthma control.  Outcomes to follow on this website!

 

Lois Wessel

ACU

 

LAWessel


Thu, 12/06/2012 - 15:38

we are working with a large number of community health centers to adapt the EMR to include the ACT to assess asthma control.  Outcomes to follow on this website!

 

Lois Wessel

ACU

 

JZotter


Thu, 12/06/2012 - 15:38

In MA, we used Jim Krieger's four questions on asthma control.  In summary, they ask about nighttime awakenings, asthma symptom days, activity limitations, and rescue medication use.  We then use the EPR-3 guidelines to categorize control.

 

LAWessel


Thu, 12/06/2012 - 15:44

Jean--we will keep you posted on the outcomes of our EPA partnership through our cooperative agreement to add NHLBI and ACT info into EMR for over 30 health centers---the pilot started in the fall.

-Lois

 

LAWessel


Thu, 12/06/2012 - 15:44

Jean--we will keep you posted on the outcomes of our EPA partnership through our cooperative agreement to add NHLBI and ACT info into EMR for over 30 health centers---the pilot started in the fall.

-Lois

 

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