Parental illness perceptions and medication perceptions in childhood asthma, a focus group study

@article{Klok2011ParentalIP,
  title={Parental illness perceptions and medication perceptions in childhood asthma, a focus group study},
  author={T. C. Klok and Paul L. P. Brand and Hanna Bomhof-Roordink and Eric J. Duiverman and Adrian A Kaptein},
  journal={Acta Paediatrica},
  year={2011},
  volume={100}
}
Aim:  Asthma treatment according to guidelines fails frequently, through patients’ nonadherence to doctors’ advice. This study aimed to explore how differences in asthma care influence parents’ perceptions to inhaled corticosteroids (ICS). 
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