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. 2011 Feb 20;88(Suppl 1):73–84. doi: 10.1007/s11524-010-9475-z

Table 3.

Change in medication use, pre- to post-survey

Reported medication use on post-survey
Inappropriate Appropriate
Medication change when “feeling symptoms” ( n  = 550) a
Reported medication use on pre-survey Inappropriate 85 (15.5%) 110 (20.0%)
Appropriate 67 (12.2%) 288 (52.4%)
McNemar’s test p < 0.01
 
Medication change “before exercise” ( n  = 341) b
Reported medication use on pre-survey Inappropriate 7 (2.1%) 142 (41.6%)
Appropriate 56 (16.4%) 136 (39.9%)
McNemar’s test p < 0.001
 
Medication change when “feeling fine” (for maintenance; n  = 268) c
Reported medication use on pre-survey Inappropriate 61 (22.8%) 71 (26.5%)
Appropriate 46 (17.2%) 90 (33.6%)
McNemar’s test p = 0.02

aIncludes all students (as reliever use for symptoms is indicated for all children with asthma)

bIncludes students for whom pre-exercise reliever use was indicated (those with report of any medication use prior to exercise on either pre- or post-survey)

cIncludes students for whom controller use was indicated (those with report of any controller use on either pre- or post-survey)