Do the British Guidelines for Asthma Management facilitate concordance?
The study supports the more individualized goals of the recently revised British Guidelines for Asthma Management but highlights the need to develop this further in future revisions. It also provides an explanation for patients' acceptance of less than 'perfect' asthma control and it suggests that shared goals may be achieved in practice by considering the advantages and disadvantages of medication and allergen avoidance on everyday life rather than on asthma.
The children with CML-CP had a good response to imatinib, but more experience in the treatment of children with CML with iniatinib is needed.