GSK Malta Launches the New & Improved:

Asthma Control Test Website

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What is the Asthma Control Test?
 
Asthma is a common and treatable disease which can impact heavily on quality of life. Medical experts now agree that the level of asthma control is a key feature when determining the best asthma treatment required.1

The Asthma Control Test has been conceived by medical asthma experts and scientifi cally tested on hundreds of asthmatic sufferers.1
   
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Result determines your patient’s level of CONTROL
 
Why is it useful?
>50% of patients have poor control of their asthma, despite the availability of treatments to help manage their condition2

The Asthma Control Test provides asthma sufferers and their doctors with a useful score which will help them determine the level of treatment required.1
 
 
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“When I feel unwell I carry out the test.
If the score is less than 20 I know I need to speak to my doctor to prevent an attack”
Asthma Patient
 
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“When I see that my regular patients are using Salbutamol more than twice per week, I recommend the Asthma Control Test.
If the score is less than 20 I refer them to their Physician”
Pharmacist
 
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“The Asthma Control Test gives me an objective measure of my patients’ level of control.
Over a span of time, I can review my patients’ progress with the treatments I’m recommending”
Physician
 

 

NEW Asthma Control Test Features
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www.asthmacontroltest.com

 

REPORTING ADVERSE EVENTS (AEs):
If you become aware of any AEs, medication errors and/or use during pregnancy in association with GSK products, please report the event promptly to: GSK (Malta) Limited, 1, De la Cruz Avenue, Qormi QRM 2458, Malta (Tel: +356 21238131).
Alternatively, any suspected AEs and medication errors can also be reported via the national Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs) reporting system: Report forms can be downloaded from www.medicinesauthority.gov.mt/ adrportal and posted to the Malta Medicines Authority, Post-licensing Directorate, 203, Level 3, Rue D’Argens, Gżira GŻR 1368, MALTA, or sent by email to postlicensing.medicinesauthority@gov.mt
References
1. Asthmacontroltest website: http://asthmacontroltest.com/countries/malta04/act.htm Accessed February 2016. 2. Demoly, P et al. Repeated cross-sectional survey of patient-reported asthma control in Europe in the past 5 years. European Respiratory Review. 2012; 21(123): 66-24.
 
MLT_GIB/FFT/0006/16a Date of Preparation: March 2016