Original articleA scale for the measurement of quality of life in adults with asthma
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2021, Journal of Psychosomatic ResearchCitation Excerpt :Moreover, weak correlations with percent predicted FEV1 have also been reported for other asthma-specific quality of life measures [61,64]. HRQoL and clinical severity are two separate concepts that overlap in asthma, and poor correlations between the two have been previously observed [40,65,66]. Other studies have identified asthma control as a major contributor to impaired HRQoL, while severity markers did not show a significant impact [67].
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