Trial Outcomes & Findings for Asthma Link: A Real World Application of School Supervised Asthma Therapy (NCT NCT04942379)

Asthma Link: A Real World Application of School Supervised Asthma Therapy

Research staff will track number of patients screened during enrollment process.

Research staff will track number of eligible participants who meeting study criteria during the enrollment process.

Research staff will track number of patients recruited into the study after they are assessed for eligibility.

Research staff will track the number of patients that were not enrolled or refused to participate in the study along with the reasons for non-enrollment.

Research staff to track number of participants who drop out of the study and note reasons for not completing study.

Research staff to track number of participants lost to follow-up, who did not complete the 12 month study assessment.

Research staff to assess for intervention fidelity within the pediatric practice through a checklist for pediatric staff to assess percentage of eligible children enrolled.

Research staff to assess for intervention fidelity by school nurse report of percentage of enrolled students receiving supervised therapy.

Research staff to assess for intervention fidelity by school nurse checklist of each enrolled child attending daily school nurse sessions and his/her family bringing medication to school.

Research staff will assess acceptability of the study among stakeholders (parent-child dyads, medical providers, school nurses) via a survey in which we will ask stakeholders to rate each component of the Asthma Link intervention using a study specific Acceptability scale ranging from 1 (strongly disagree) to 5 (strongly agree). Qualitative interviews will be performed with stakeholders at 12 months

Research staff will assess adoption of the intervention via Pediatric practice log to track number of providers offering Asthma Link.

Research staff will assess adoption of the intervention via survey to family at each survey timepoint of study to assess ability to obtain 2 inhalers (one for home and one for school) and deliver medicine to school.

Research staff will assess adoption of the intervention via school nurse log to track family bringing in medicine to school and frequency of child coming to nurses office to receive the medication.

Research staff will use survey questions to assess time and costs for school nurses to review the toolkit and administer the intervention, pediatric providers to implement the program, and parents to participate in the intervention

Research staff will use a survey questions to parents, pediatric practice staff and school staff

Research staff will assess asthma symptoms utilizing spirometry to measure Forced Expiratory Volume.

Research staff will assess asthma symptoms utilizing the validated measure: Asthma Control Test (ACT) which consists of parent's assessment of level of control over child's asthma symptoms in the previous 4 weeks.

Research staff will assess asthma symptoms utilizing the validated measure: Maximum Symptom Days (the largest value of the number of days in the previous 2 weeks that a parent reports that their child experienced a) cough, wheezing, or shortness of breath, b) slowed activities due to symptoms, or 3)nocturnal awakening due to these symptoms.

Research staff will assess the frequency of healthcare utilization (# of emergency room visits, # of hospital admissions, # of oral steroid courses, and # of urgent care visits) due to asthma through parent report on surveys and medical record review.

Research staff will assess medication adherence via a survey questions administered to parents and through pharmacy refill data.

Research staff will assess school absences via parent report and school nurse report