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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2025 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr. 2023 Dec 6;266:113867. doi: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2023.113867

Table 2.

Asthma Outcomes Reported at Follow-up

Variables
Mean (SD), N (%)
TEAM-ED eUC Estimate (95%CI)
Mean # symptom-free days over 2 weeks (range 0–14) at all follow-ups 9.97 (3.5) 10.2 (3.5) −.026 (−.654, .602)
Mean # days with symptoms over 2 weeks (range 0–14) at all follow-ups 3.14 (3.0) 3.12 (3.1) −.118 (−.681, .446)
Mean # nights with symptoms over 2 weeks (range 0–14) at all follow-ups 1.81 (2.4) 1.71 (2.5) .086 (−.369, .541)
Sum of missed school days due to asthma over the past year 5.60 (7.9) 7.20 (13.6) .901 (.668, 1.217)*
≥1 Unanticipated asthma visit during study year (emergency, urgent care, hospitalization) 83 (46%) 84 (48%) .708 (.501, 1.00)^
Mean caregiver quality of life score (3 and 12 months, range 1–7) 6.14 (.96) 6.15 (.90) .050 (−.133, .232)

Analysis adjusted for: age, sex, enrollment site, baseline symptoms, preventive medication use at baseline, bi-lingual language, smoke exposure, insurance, pre-pandemic

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Estimate represents an adjusted rate ratio and 95% confidence intervals.

*

Estimate represents an adjusted odds ratio and 95% confidence intervals