For the September edition of From the Pages of AllergyWatch, I have chosen reviews of articles focusing on topics that affect shared decision making. The first study examines the fact that perceived triggers of asthma can affect the quality of life (QoL). The next report studied the importance of school experience, particularly the interaction with teachers and staff to help children manage their asthma. The last summary reviews a study analyzing the influence of socioeconomic differences affecting the higher prevalence and exacerbation rate for asthma in African American patients (Stanley Fineman, MD, Editor in Chief, Allergy Watch.).

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摘自AllergyWatch®页面：2020年9月。

在《AllergyWatch的页面》的9月版中，我选择了针对影响共同决策的主题的文章评论。第一项研究检验了以下事实：感知到的哮喘触发因素会影响生活质量（QoL）。下一份报告研究了学校经验的重要性，特别是与教师和教职员工互动以帮助儿童控制哮喘的重要性。最后的摘要回顾了一项研究，分析了社会经济差异对非裔美国人哮喘患病率和加重率的影响（Stanley Fineman，医学博士，《过敏观察》主编）。