The phrase "asthma training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to educational programs or sessions designed to help individuals manage or understand asthma better.
Example: "The clinic offers asthma training for patients to learn how to effectively manage their condition."
Alternatives: "asthma education" or "asthma management training".
Few studies have examined school nurses preferences' for asthma training.
Our purpose was to: 1) assess school nurses' perceived asthma training needs, 2) describe nurses' access to asthma educational resources, and 3) identify urban-rural differences in training needs and access to resources in southern states.
Prior to the trial, and contrary to expectations, very few of the practice nurses had had any additional asthma training (only one of the forty-six nurses had an Asthma diploma).
School nurses also receive the most current asthma treatment training in return for documentation of the number of times the equipment is used and the results of those treatments.
Shephard et al. [ 51] describe outdoor CBPR led by environmental-justice organization West Harlem Environmental Action (WE ACT): outdoor air monitoring, asthma research, training courses for community leaders, and educational forums for local residents.
They see to a wide range of physical changes in the homes to reduce exposure to elements that contribute to asthma -- from training families to clean house to replacing old furniture to eliminating pests -- and make sure the children are receiving proper medical care.
SEATTLE (AP) — The Seattle Aquarium has diagnosed a sea otter with asthma and is training the animal to use an inhaler.
However, respiratory function has been found to be significantly improved after providing elderly asthma patients with training in inhalation.
According to childhood asthma guidelines, parent training to improve their asthma-related knowledge, altitudes and practices (KAP) should be included in routine clinical care [ 1, 8].
Other studies show that exercise training in asthma reduces asthma medications, emergency room visits, symptoms, exacerbations, and can improve lung function, and quality of life [ 3- 9]; however, the 2012 and 2009 Cochrane Collaboration systematic reviews on this topic showed no change in lung function or days without wheeze, although they did show improved cardiopulmonary fitness [ 10, 11].
Walkable cities and more abundant local produce will prevent obesity; cleaner air reduces asthma; young people trained and employed in green-collar jobs will mean fewer teenage births and less violence among youth.
