This episode of 'Asthma with Experts' which is hosted by the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA), DR Alan Kaplan, a general practitioner in Canada shares his views and experience in our discussion on managing asthma exacerbations/attacks in primary care.

Alan shares his approach to the management of patients consulting with respiratory symptoms which he thinks are due to an asthma attack. He takes us through the process of assessment, treatment, monitoring and how he decides whether to admit someone or send them home. We also discuss   safety advice and follow up of the patient after the attack has been managed

This podcast is targeted mainly for doctors working in primary care, but it will also be helpful for doctors in secondary care who are not asthma specialists.

Please share this podcast with any colleagues who manage people with asthma and do write to us (info@ginasthma.org) to suggest any future topics you would find helpful. Also have a look at the summary and the full strategy documents online at www.ginasthma.org/reports.

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