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With purpose to assess the primary care for bronchial asthma (BA) patients the anonymous survey of 175 family doctors was performed. We established low percent (2,9%) of self-depended diagnosis of BA by family doctors. It showed their extremely poor role in the primary BA diagnosis. The most frequently diagnosis of BA made by pulmonologist or allergist (75,4%). The management of a patient with BA was performed by a family doctor in collaboration with allergist or pulmonologist in 53,2% of cases, 70% family doctors meet with BA patients for control of disease every 1-3 month. They prescribed correct basis therapy with inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) or combination of ICS with long-action beta agonist most of patients. Misinterpretation of asthma control are showed by most of family doctors. The vast majority of patients (98.8%) had at least one exacerbation of asthma per year. Only 25% of family doctors treated patients with BA exacerbation self-dependently. They used nebulization of high doses of bronchodilators and ICS for treatment of BA exacerbation in outpatient setting for 91,4% of cases. We found low level of prescriptions of systemic corticosteroids for treatment of BA exacerbations in outpatient setting and misunderstanding of systemic corticosteroid therapy. Family doctors need additional educational activities and monitoring adherence to national and international guidelines.

Management of the Bronchial Asthma Patients at Practice of Family Doctors