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Running Head: CHANGE IN PRACTICE IN THE SELF-MANAGEMENT OF ASTHMA 1
CHANGE IN PRACTICE IN THE SELF-MANAGEMENT OF ASTHMA        12
CHANGE IN PRACTICE IN THE SELF-MANAGEMENT OF ASTHMA
Table of Contents
Executive Summary                                         3
Description of the Change Practice    4
Change in a Self-Management of Asthma    4
Need for the Change in Practice in Self-Management of Asthma    7
Reflecting on Ba
iers in Implementation of Practice Change and Managing Them    8
References    11
Executive Summary
This report is explains self-management practices of asthma. It consists of two assessments, first focuses on the recommendation part - a change in practice in the self-management of asthma. The second part of the report consists of the need for the change in the self-management of the asthma and ba
iers available in implementation of self-management practice. It followed by the description of how these ba
iers maybe overcome or managed. This study concerns about the self-management of asthma and its changes. A systematic review has done to gain the understanding of the poor self-management practices and its ba
iers. The major changes in self-management practices include daily corticosteroid-containing inhaler, to reduce risk of severe exace
ations. Inhaled corticosteroids work at the upper respiratory system and in the lungs. This is their advantage. Little systematic side effects. The cu
ent report also addresses the preventive measures that help to reduce the impact of the ba
iers.
Description of the Change Practice
Self-management is not an extra education course that patients need complementary education to handle the disease. It is compulsory and responsibility of the health care to provide this self-management practice of asthma so that, patients can optimally know how to manage their own condition. The overview of the evidences deduces that self-management practices under the guidance of the medical practitioner will help patients to reduce the problems they face while treating their asthma.
The self-management technique varies from patients to patients with extra prescription of medical practitioner and this action plan will provide the
ief of regular management strategy (Mu
ay & O'Neill, 2018). The success of the strategy depends upon the kind of the training provide to the patients and identify the deterioration with relative measures steps. The major change include in self-management is daily corticosteroid-containing inhaler, to reduce risk of severe exace
ations.
Change in a Self-Management of Asthma
The evidence supports the self-management of asthma is amazing. It almost reduces the risk by half in number when action plan of asthma reviewed under the regular medical practitioner. It improves the condition of the asthma patients in the market. Asthma patients with their long way condition adapt and accept their situation within their daily lives. The use of inhaler, avoid polluted areas and regular medication are always on their list and this has been adhere by person’s and his or her family’s lifestyle (Salo et al., 2019). They usually seek medication help or seek medical practitioner when their condition deteriorate. Asthma cannot be cure; it is a chronic disease, which patient will live with for the rest of their days.
Medicines such as inhaled corticosteroids can be very helpful if patient find the symptoms are otherwise not well controlled or patients find that they have to use their rescue inhaler frequently or at rest. Asthma was usually treated using the medicine aminophylline, which is toxic and may cause harm to the body. When other medicine salbutamol came into market, it was relief to the patients. However, patients get puff and get relief, no matters wherever they are. This medicine effects for only four hours, which was the disadvantage. Patients take this medicine more and more, which led to an increase in exace
ations and deaths.
On the other hand, inhaled corticosteroids (ICS), which helps to decrease the effects of inflammation and lower exace
ation. This medicine gets too long to get relief to the patient. This is the reason why people use more salbutamol to get the fastest relief (Hillenkamp & Wolfson, 2020). For example, if any person cannot
eathe properly or get asthma attack. Most of the people like to get the medication that will give fastest relief to the patients. With long-acting
onchodilators (LABA), the idea is to its overuse would be less. If the drug works fast enough, it could possibly kick out the medicine and treat short-acting
onchodilators (SABA). The combination of ICS–formoterol would seem perfect.
The asthma patient would get quick relief from the formoterol and the ICS could put out the fire. This shows to be a good strategy and perfect action plan for asthma patients having well-established asthma who were taking their puffers daily. Thus, this change recommends that for...