[PDF] Top 20 Depression, Anxiety, and Emergency Department Use for Asthma

... so asthma-related ED visit rates may not be generalizable to a national population, although the database includes claims from all ...with anxiety or depression, although it is more likely to ... See full document

... an anxiety or depressive disorder and asthma symptom burden, youth meeting objective criteria for more severe asthma were not more likely to report any of the asth- ma-specific symptoms evaluated and ... See full document

... including asthma. The high prevalence of panic-fear or anxiety symptoms in asthma populations does not in itself estab- lish a specific link as this could be part of a broader rela- tionship between ... See full document

... on asthma has historically been controversial, support for an inverse relationship has been relatively ...of asthma has been linked to the development of depression and anxiety symptoms ... See full document

... including asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, arthritis, dementia, schizo- phrenia or psychosis, bipolar disorder/manic-depression, depression, anxiety, substance use ... See full document

... of asthma who visited the ED for asthma management between August 2010 and March ...bronchial asthma as diagnosed by their primary treat- ing physician and on prescribed inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) ... See full document

... patients screened and 1054 who reported risky drinking. Regression models were used to examine longitudinal effects of the alcohol BI on dating violence perpetration, dating violence victimization, and depression ... See full document

... severe asthma is not consistent in the literature. Some studies use a scoring system, whereas others use the number of bronchodilator treatments to assign asthma ...Institute Asthma ... See full document

... The prevailing concept of health clearly identifies mind and body as “patho-physiologically inter-dependable en- tities” that need to be in harmony with the “environ- ment, internal as well as external” to achieve ... See full document

... ate use of anti-inflammatory therapy, and distribution of a written treatment ...had asthma, of whom 4354 were insured with ...persistent asthma experienced decreases in the number of hospitalizations ... See full document

... blinded, randomized, placebo-controlled trial to evaluate children aged 2–18 years old who presented to a pediatric emergency department with an acute asthma exacerbation. Sixty-eight children met ... See full document

... for asthma since the initial prestudy visit (index visit); number of hospitalizations for asthma since index visit; use of controller medications; ITG-CASF QoL as- sessment score; and smoking status ... See full document

... with asthma may see multiple health care providers, and as a result they may be unsure of their treatment regimen and ...seek asthma care in an ED or urgent care setting, where there is a lack of continuity ... See full document

... with asthma, although 75% of the children did not use an asthma man- agement plan, nearly ...in emergency department utilization were not statisti- cally significant between Latino and ... See full document

... and asthma exacerbations is of interest in its own right, and also im- portant to understand because temperature may be an important confounder in analyses of associations be- tween other asthma triggers ... See full document

... s use of data from noncontinuous time periods may have introduced spectrum bias as the precipitating factors and in- cidence of acute asthma exacer- bations change seasonally, although it is not clear how ... See full document

... ication use, which may be altered by health care en- ...by asthma symp- toms despite having at least 1 health care encounter: the ED ...persistent-level asthma symptoms, a proportion statisti- cally ... See full document

... for asthma. We used quality improvement (QI) methods to improve emergency department care in accordance with national guidelines including timely SABA administration and use of asthma ... See full document

... and asthma specialists, and (4) offering a fol- low-up educational intervention to patients at high risk of repeat ED ...better asthma care from all ... See full document

... of asthma, few stud- ies describe the populations of children who utilize pe- diatric EDs for their asthma ...with asthma who used pediatric EDs to be of mild intermittent chronic severity and mild ... See full document