Should we still give our asthmatic patients written individualised management plans?

Thornett, Andrew M; Newbury, Jonathan W; Duszynski, Andre J

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Should we still give our asthmatic patients written individualised management plans?

Andrew M Thornett, Jonathan W Newbury and Andre J Duszynski

Med J Aust 2002; 177 (8): .
Published online: 21 October 2002

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To the Editor: Comprehensive care has been shown to improve outcome in asthma management when it has four components — asthma education, self-monitoring, written self-management plans, and regular medical review.1,2

Andrew M Thornett
Jonathan W Newbury
Andre J Duszynski

Correspondence: Andrew.Thornett@unisa.edu.au

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