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Lead
University of California, San Francisco
With
The primary hypothesis is to conduct a pilot test to estimate the effect of the SmartInhaler device in improving daily asthma controller medication adherence rates in children with monolingual Spanish- speaking guardians who have LEP during a six-week intervention period when compared to baseline medication adherence rates in a preceding six-week run-in period. The secondary hypothesis is to determine whether the patient reminder system can improve asthma symptom control during the same six-week intervention period. The third hypothesis is to assess if there are specific, patient behavior characteristics which are associated with the success of a novel asthma medication reminder system.
Age
5–17
Sex
ALL
Healthy volunteers
Accepted