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Evaluation of a Remote Asthma Monitoring Program to Improve Health Outcomes in Pediatric Asthma
The primary objective of this pilot study to is to determine the overall impact of a clinical program of remote medication monitoring administered by St. Mary's Homecare on disease control in pediatric asthma patients. The central hypothesis is that a short-term program of remote asthma medication monitoring paired with home visits and asthma education will be associated with a sustained improvement in asthma symptom control in children over time.
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