Saves the questions and what to expect into your notes, next to the visit they belong to.
Keep this study
Lead
Seattle Children's Hospital
With
University of Washington
Boston University
The Spirometry 360 program includes:
1. "Spirometry Fundamentals™: A basic guide to lung function testing," a computer-based training program that teaches primary care providers how to coach patients to produce high-quality spirometry tests and accurately interpret spirometric data;
2. Spirometry Learning Lab: Case-based teaching of spirometry in practice guides test administrators and interpreters through clinical examples in an interactive virtual classroom setting. These sessions are led by expert clinical faculty and are archived for future reference and review;
3. Spirometry Feedback: Tailored analysis of providers' spirometry testing sessions offers monthly individualized feedback reports by clinical experts on spirometry tests performed in the clinic.
This is a cluster randomized controlled trial to test the effectiveness of the Spirometry 360 program. The Spirometry 360 program will be provided to 25 primary care pediatric practices from two practice-based research networks. A separate group of 25 matched control practices recruited from these same networks will receive standard training from the equipment vendor during the study and the Spirometry 360 training program at the end of the study.
Age
5–17
Sex
ALL
Healthy volunteers
Accepted
You may be eligible if
Parents must have a child who has had at least one visit for asthma with a participating provider during the 12 months before the study start date
Must have monthly access to email and the Internet
Must have child aged 5-16 years
Aged 5-16 years
Must have access to email and the Internet
You may not be if
Parents with children who are outside our target age range of 5-16 years old
Parents with children who haven't had a clinic visit for asthma care in the last year
Parents without monthly access to the Internet
Children who are outside our target age range of 5-16 years
Children without monthly access to email and the Internet
