Management of Paediatric Asthma in the Community

The aim of this National Welsh Standard is to explore some of the complexities of managing paediatric asthma in the community, and ensure that every patient with poorly controlled asthma is identified and measures are put in place to regain control of their asthma.

Check out the TV show and tutorials on the diagnosis of the management of paediatric asthma, before undertaking the assessment.

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TV Show: Asthma Management in Children

Less than 30% patients have Personalised Asthma Action Plan (PAAP). Monitoring of inhaler prescribing allows practitioners to identify patients who have poorly controlled asthma; every patient should be collecting at least 12 preventer inhalers per year and more than 12 reliever inhaler prescribing per year suggest poor control.

In this TV show, we are joined by Dr Julian Forton, National Clinical Lead (Child Health) and Consultant Paediatrician, to explore the complexities of managing paediatric asthma in the community.

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