A randomised controlled study of the effectiveness of breathing retraining exercises taught by a physiotherapist either by instructional DVD or in face-to-face sessions in the management of asthma in adults

<p>Asthma control is suboptimal, resulting in quality of life (QoL) impairment and costs. Breathing retraining exercises have evidence of effectiveness as adjuvant treatment, but are infrequently used. </p><p>To transfer the contents of a brief (three-session) physiotherapist-deliv...

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Main Authors:	Thomas, M, Bruton, A, Little, P, Holgate, S, Lee, A, Yardley, L, George, S, Raftery, J, Versnel, J, Price, D, Pavord, I, Djukanovic, R, Moore, M, Kirby, S, Yao, G, Zhu, S, Arden-Close, E, Thiruvothiyur, M, Webley, F, Stafford-Watson, M, Dixon, E, Taylor, L
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	NIHR Journals Library 2017

A randomised controlled study of the effectiveness of breathing retraining exercises taught by a physiotherapist either by instructional DVD or in face-to-face sessions in the management of asthma in adults

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