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This Padlet wall will discuss the advances in Asthma care that are currently being developed and tested in the United States and in the United Kingdom. The technological advances of "Smart Inhalers" are intended to relieve asthma sufferers and better manage the disease.

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- 1 in 13 American have asthma
- 8.3% of Adults have asthma
- 8.3% of children have asthma
-Asthma is the leading chronic disease in children
- Each day 10 Americans die due to asthma
- African Americans are 3 times more likely to die of asthma than any other ethnic background

(AAFA, 2018)

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When used accurately, inhalers are 90% effective, but a compelling 94% of patients do not correctly use their inhalers. Consequently, only 50% of patients have their asthma conditions and treatments under control (Ellis, 2019). Simply put, proper routine care, controlling the disease, and efficiently taking medications can and will improve the statistics of asthma patients.

( House M.D., "Inhaler Fail | House M.D.", 2017)

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Smart Inhalers are new bluetooth enabled inhalers that modernize the original inhaler. A small bluetooth is attached to the inhaler making it possible to record data from each inhalation. When patients take a dose, the date and time are saved. The devices also tells if the dose was effective or not (Mohammadi, 2017). Through the bluetooth capabilities, this data can be wirelessly sent to providers. From the data, providers can then determine the strength of the inhalation and how much of the dose was actually inhaled. Patients also do not have to remember all the attacks, times, dates and occurrences of needing to use their pumps. All of this information is saved in the data and  providers are able to review and update the patient's treatment plan if necessary.

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(Wise Guy Research Consultants Pvt Ltd, "Smart Inhalers Market Is Expected To Reach USD 1.6 Billion By 2022", 2017)

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Smart Inhalers Market Is Expected To Reach USD 1.6 Billion By 2022

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Currently, Smart Inhalers are still undergoing clinical trials. Current studies are being held in the United Kingdom. The United States had already invested into the research as manufacturers through Propeller Health. They are actively working on creating a clip on bluetooth devices that may be able to be added to already existing inhalers. There are also plans to include alerts to patients if they are at risk of an attack (Mohammadi, 2017). Current clinical trial have already proven the devices are effective in reducing the need of reliever medications in patients (Ellis, 2019).

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(7) Patient and Family Interactions with Smart Inhalers

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(7) Patient and Family Interactions with Smart Inhalers

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This video shows how the smart inhaler can benefit patients and their asthma care. The data recorded in the inhalers after a dose is taken can be sent directly to providers. Providers  can then monitor the patient's dosage and effectiveness.

(ARM, "Life-changing tech Made Possible by Arm", 2018)

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AAFA. (2018, February). Asthma Facts and Figures. Retrieved June 2, 2019, from https://www.aafa.org/asthma-facts/

AIRNEST (Director). (2017, March 25). Airnest -Smart Asthma Inhaler[Video file]. Retrieved June 2, 2019, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikPlB5vJuNs

ARM (Director). (2018, April 23). Life-changing tech Made Possible by Arm[Video file]. Retrieved June 2, 2019, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWp66Jvbj6g

Ellis, M. (2019, February 27). Top 10 new medical technologies of 2019 | ProClinical Recruitment blogs. Retrieved June 2, 2019, from https://www.proclinical.com/blogs/2019-2/top-10-new-medical-technologies-of-2019

House M.D. (Director). (2017, September 4). Inhaler Fail | House M.D.[Video file]. Retrieved June 2, 2019, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=4&v=zSSoYmQS6Ng

Mohammadi, D. (2017, April 07). Smart inhalers: Will they help to improve asthma care? Retrieved June 2, 2019, from

https://www.pharmaceutical-journal.com/news-and-analysis/features/smart-inhalers-will-they-help-to-improve-asthma-care/20202556.article?firstPass=false

Wise Guy Research Consultants Pvt Ltd (Director). (2017, April 26). Smart Inhalers Market Is Expected To Reach USD 1.6 Billion By 2022[Video file]. Retrieved June 2, 2019, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnHvagcxImQ

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Airnest is one of the manufacture companies creating Smart Inhalers.

((AIRNEST, "Airnest -Smart Asthma Inhaler", 2017)