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Identifying Severe Asthma in Primary Care Practice and When to Refer

Learn how to recognize and refer uncontrolled and difficult-to-treat asthma cases, understand the complexities of severe asthma, and implement practical steps for better patient management in primary care settings.

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Identifying Severe Asthma in Primary Care Practice and When to Refer

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  1. Identifying Severe Asthma in Primary Care Practice and When to Refer

  2. Introduction

  3. Uncontrolled and Difficult-to-Treat Asthma

  4. Severe Asthma and Difficult-to-Manage Asthma

  5. Asthma Is Not a Single Disease

  6. Difficult to Manage Asthma in Primary Care

  7. Prevalence of Difficult-to-Treat and Severe Asthma

  8. The 'Cost' of Difficult-to-Control Asthma

  9. The 'Cost' of Difficult-to-Control Asthma (cont)

  10. Asthma Does Not Have to Be a Burden

  11. Asthma Control: Finland’s Success

  12. Practical Steps in Difficult to Manage Asthma

  13. Practical Steps in Difficult to Manage Asthma

  14. Practical Steps in Difficult to Manage Asthma

  15. Practical Steps in Difficult to Manage Asthma

  16. Structured Review: Process

  17. Diagnosing Asthma in Primary Care

  18. Management Steps of Uncontrolled Asthma in Primary Care

  19. Reasons for Poor AsthmaControl

  20. A Holistic Approach for Patients with Asthma

  21. Asthma Right Care Slide Rule

  22. The Preferred Controlling Option is to Limit SABA Overreliance and OCS Overuse

  23. Ensuring Patient Adherence to Therapy

  24. The Need for Public Awareness About Asthma

  25. Promoting Public Health Awareness in Asthma

  26. Who, When, and Where to Refer?

  27. How to Refer?

  28. Key Points Regarding Referral to Respiratory Specialists

  29. Summary and Key Points

  30. Summary and Key Points (cont)

  31. Abbreviations

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