The effectiveness of self-management of asthma depends largely on the extent to which
a person has learned such skills. Studies have established the success of home-based
self-management support for improving asthma control in children. This randomized
parallel-group controlled study investigated the Home-Based Asthma Support and Education
(HomeBASE) trial, and hypothesized that community health workers (CHWs) could reduce
morbidity among adults with uncontrolled asthma by providing in-home self-management
support.
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