Variability in Diagnosed Asthma in Young Children in a Large Pediatric Primary Care Network
ConclusionsAcross pediatric primary care practices, adjusted incidence of asthma diagnosis by age 6 years ranged widely, though variation gauged by the IQR was more modest. Potential sources of practice-level variation, such as differing diagnosis thresholds and labeling of different wheezing phenotypes as “asthma”, should be further investigated.
Source: Academic Pediatrics - Category: Pediatrics Source Type: research
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