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Telemedicine in Bronchial Asthma Improves Control and Quality of Life
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European Medical Journal
TELEMEDICINE in bronchial asthma improved asthma control, especially using telemonitoring, education, or combined support programs.
Telemedicine in Bronchial Asthma Shows Measurable GainsA network meta-analysis synthesized randomized clinical trials comparing telemedicine with usual care in adults with asthma.
Outcomes included asthma control, quality of life, and medication adherence.
Ranking analyses suggested telemonitoring, tele education, and combined interventions were most likely to improve asthma control relative to other telemedicine formats assessed.
This limited the strength of conclusions for adherence compared with asthma control and quality of life.