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Asthma in Children
is part of the Bench to Bedside Video/CD-ROM Series for clinicians.
At the conclusion of this activity, the learner will be able to:
Describe the different phenotypes of wheezy syndromes during the first fives
years of life
Explain how early onset of asthma affects symptoms during childhood and into
early adult life
Explain the background and rationale for The Childhood Asthma Management
Program (CAMP) clinical trial
Describe the results of CAMP for both asthma symptoms and pulmonary function
Describe the unexpected finding of CAMP and the implications of the result
for clinical practice
Describe growth velocity differences between CAMP children treated with
inhaled steroid compare to placebo
Explain the safety profile of asthma therapy regarding somatic development
including growth, sexual maturation and bone density
List some common barriers to clinician-patient communication and to patient
adherence to treatment
Use ten communication skills that enhance patient teaching and
identification of barriers to adherence
(Please print)
Name________________________________________________ RN License # and state______________________
(Last) (M.I.)
(First)
Address______________________________________________ City/State/Zip_____________________________
Date tape viewed______________ CE form printed on: Signature _____________________________
1.
Relationship to program purpose.
Learning objectives for Asthma in Children
support the overall purpose for which the series is designed.
___Yes ___Partially ___No
2. Objectives
Has this program enabled you to have a better
understanding of the objectives listed above:
___Yes ___Partially ___No
3. Presenters
Please rate effectiveness of each presenter:
| Fernando Martinez, MD | _____Somewhat Effective | _____Effective | _____Very Effective |
| David Evans, PhD | _____Somewhat Effective | _____Effective | _____Very Effective |
| Robert Strunk, MD | _____Somewhat Effective | _____Effective | _____Very Effective |
| Gail Shapiro, MD | _____Somewhat Effective | _____Effective | _____Very Effective |
4.
Overall Program
Overall this educational activity was: _____Marginal _____Good _____Excellent
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