The management of asthma in adult patients in the community pharmacy setting: Literature review

Patient experiences of their current asthma care and their views toward providing support for patients with asthma in community pharmacy: A Qualitative study

“…The provision of more frequent reviews in community pharmacy for asthma patients was highlighted by other studies, however, there was no sufficient evidence on the frequency of those reviews. 52 …”

Sleepwalking towards more harm from asthma

“…Spirometry is underfunded given its time and complexity, and solutions using innovative technologies or referral to a community respiratory service need to be developed. Several studies 28,29 suggest that training and engagement of pharmacists in asthma care can deliver significant benefits in device use, asthma control and self-management, and training standards and reimbursement for pharmacy-based care are needed to encourage shared asthma support between primary care and pharmacy.…”

A Literature Review of Adult Education Research

“…Through the investigation, it is found that the lack of self-learning consciousness is the biggest obstacle of adult self-learning [3] . Therefore, the most effective way is to strengthen the guidance of self-study strategy and realize the self-monitoring of students [4] . On the one hand, this simple teaching mode affects students' normal learning; On the other hand, it also reduces the accumulation of teachers' knowledge.…”