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Day care and asthma morbidity

Day care and asthma morbidity
Day care and asthma morbidity

An association between attendance at day care centres and lower respiratory symptoms among pre‐school asthmatic children who were attending follow‐up appointments at a specialist respiratory outpatient clinic was studied. Parents of 69 children completed a questionnaire. Because of the variation in the age distribution of the two groups, analysis was restricted to children aged 2‐4 years old; results from 49 children were analysed. Cough, wheeze at night and wheeze on waking occurred significantly more frequently in the two weeks prior to clinic visits among asthmatics attending day care. Among asthmatic children requiring specialist outpatient follow up, those attending day care are more likely to be troubled by lower respiratory symptoms than those looked after at home.

asthma, child, day care
1034-4810
257-259
Connett, G.J.
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Connett, C.J.
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Quek, S.C.
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Lee, B.W.
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Connett, G.J.
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Connett, C.J.
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Quek, S.C.
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Connett, G.J., Connett, C.J., Quek, S.C. and Lee, B.W. (1994) Day care and asthma morbidity. Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, 30 (3), 257-259. (doi:10.1111/j.1440-1754.1994.tb00629.x).

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Abstract

An association between attendance at day care centres and lower respiratory symptoms among pre‐school asthmatic children who were attending follow‐up appointments at a specialist respiratory outpatient clinic was studied. Parents of 69 children completed a questionnaire. Because of the variation in the age distribution of the two groups, analysis was restricted to children aged 2‐4 years old; results from 49 children were analysed. Cough, wheeze at night and wheeze on waking occurred significantly more frequently in the two weeks prior to clinic visits among asthmatics attending day care. Among asthmatic children requiring specialist outpatient follow up, those attending day care are more likely to be troubled by lower respiratory symptoms than those looked after at home.

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Published date: June 1994
Keywords: asthma, child, day care

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Local EPrints ID: 420683
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/420683
ISSN: 1034-4810
PURE UUID: 0a3faf4e-e80e-494e-ac08-2b1773bdd4fa
ORCID for G.J. Connett: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-1310-3239

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Last modified: 16 Mar 2024 04:35

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Author: G.J. Connett ORCID iD
Author: C.J. Connett
Author: S.C. Quek
Author: B.W. Lee

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