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Randomized Pilot Trial of the Impact of Bedside Delivery of Discharge Medications to Pediatric Patients With Asthma
This randomized pilot study proposes to field-test key logistical aspects of studying an intervention already available to patients on the pediatric ward, namely a discharge medication delivery service, called "Meds-in-Hand," which has been refined via a quality improvement process, but not rigorously studied nor fully implemented.
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