Journal of Community Nursing (JCN) | June 2026

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Implementing a personalised asthma action plan for a housebound patient: a case study

Implementing a personalised asthma action plan for a housebound patient: a case study
Asthma

Pages: 56 - 61

Article topics: Commissioning, Personalised asthma action plans, Self-management

This article examines asthma, the relevant national guidelines for its management and the importance of personalised asthma action plans (PAAPs) (Asthma and Lung UK, 2025a). A case study is used to explore factors that can help or hinder patient adherence to PAAPs. District nurses play a vital role in bridging the gap between home and hospital for vulnerable patients post-discharge. Community nurses are in a unique position to assess local population needs working on the frontline and can become involved in commissioning services as well as providing home-based education and environmental assessments vital for improving asthma control.


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