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Quality in Practice Committee Asthma Control in General Practice Adapted from the GINA Global Strategy for Asthma Management and Prevention 2nd Edition, 2012 Authors on behalf of the National Asthma

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How to fill out asthma control general practice:

1. Start by gathering all necessary information about the patient's asthma history and current condition.
2. Ask the patient about their symptoms, triggers, and any recent changes in their asthma control.
3. Review the patient's medication history, including any prescribed inhalers, oral medications, or other treatments they have been using.
4. Assess the patient's lung function by conducting spirometry tests or other relevant pulmonary function tests.
5. Complete the asthma control questionnaire, which typically includes questions about symptoms, medication use, and the impact of asthma on the patient's daily activities.
6. Evaluate the patient's asthma control based on the responses provided in the questionnaire.
7. Based on the assessment, determine if the patient's asthma is well-controlled, partially controlled, or uncontrolled.
8. Discuss the results with the patient and explain the implications of their asthma control level.
9. Adjust the treatment plan if necessary, considering any necessary changes to medication doses, types, or frequency.
10. Provide the patient with guidance on self-management techniques and asthma education that can further improve their control.
11. Schedule regular follow-up appointments to monitor the patient's progress and make any necessary adjustments to their treatment plan.

Who needs asthma control general practice:

1. Individuals diagnosed with asthma, regardless of age, who require proper management and assessment of their condition.
2. Patients who experience frequent asthma symptoms or have difficulty controlling their symptoms.
3. Individuals who have had recent changes in their asthma symptoms, triggers, or medication usage.
4. Patients with a history of asthma exacerbations or significant impact on their daily activities due to asthma.
5. People who require regular monitoring of their lung function and asthma control status to ensure optimal management.
6. Individuals seeking to improve their understanding of asthma management techniques and self-care practices.

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Asthma control general practice refers to the adherence to guidelines and strategies aimed at managing asthma symptoms and preventing asthma attacks.

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Healthcare providers, such as doctors, nurses, and respiratory therapists, are required to file asthma control general practice for their patients.

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Asthma control general practice can be filled out by documenting the patient's asthma symptoms, medication usage, triggers, and any changes in treatment plans.

What is the purpose of asthma control general practice?

The purpose of asthma control general practice is to assess and monitor the effectiveness of asthma management strategies, track the progression of the disease, and adjust treatment plans accordingly.

What information must be reported on asthma control general practice?

Information such as the patient's asthma symptoms, medication regimen, trigger factors, peak flow measurements, and emergency action plan must be reported on asthma control general practice.

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