The childhood asthma management program (CAMP): Design, rationale, and methods (2024)

Childhood Asthma Management Program Research Group (1999). The childhood asthma management program (CAMP): Design, rationale, and methods. Controlled clinical trials, 20(1), 91-120. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0197-2456(98)00044-0

Childhood Asthma Management Program Research Group. / The childhood asthma management program (CAMP) : Design, rationale, and methods. In: Controlled clinical trials. 1999 ; Vol. 20, No. 1. pp. 91-120.

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abstract = "The Childhood Asthma Management Program (CAMP) is a multicenter, randomized, double-masked clinical trial designed to determine the long-term effects of three inhaled treatments for mild to moderate childhood asthma: budesonide (a glucocorticoid used daily) and albuterol (a short-acting β-agonist bronchodilator used as needed); nedocromil (a nonsteroid anti-inflammatory agent used daily) and albuterol; and placebo and albuterol. One thousand forty-one children (32% from ethnic minority groups), aged 5 to 12 years at screening, are currently participating. The primary outcome measure is lung growth as indicated by postbronchodilator forced expiratory volume in 1 second (FEV1) percent of predicted, observed over 5- to 6-year period. The trial also assesses differences between treatment groups with respect to airway responsiveness, morbidity, physical growth and development, and psychological growth and development. This report describes the design of the trial, the rationale for the design choices made, and the methods used to carry out the trial.",

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Childhood Asthma Management Program Research Group 1999, 'The childhood asthma management program (CAMP): Design, rationale, and methods', Controlled clinical trials, vol. 20, no. 1, pp. 91-120. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0197-2456(98)00044-0

The childhood asthma management program (CAMP): Design, rationale, and methods. / Childhood Asthma Management Program Research Group.
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AU - Childhood Asthma Management Program Research Group

AU - Shapiro, Gail G.

AU - DuHamel, Thomas R.

AU - Wighton, Timothy G.

AU - Chinn, Tamara

AU - Bierman, C. Warren

AU - Furukawa, Clifton T.

AU - Altman, Leonard C.

AU - Virant, Frank S.

AU - Williams, Paul V.

AU - Minotti, Dominick A.

AU - Kennedy, Michael S.

AU - Becker, Jonathan W.

AU - Reagan, Chris

AU - Eliassen, Heather

AU - Crawford, Dan

AU - Hammond, Babi

AU - Strodtbeck, Grace

AU - Sharpe, Marian

AU - Weiss, Scott

AU - Greineder, Dirk

AU - Torda, Walter

AU - Tata, Martha

AU - Barrant, Peter

AU - DeFilippo, Anthony

AU - Grace, Mary

AU - Haynes, Stephanie

AU - Higham, Margaret

AU - Kelleher, Susan

AU - Koslof, Jay

AU - Madden, Nancy

AU - Mandel, Dana

AU - Martinez, Agnes

AU - McAuliffe, Jean

AU - Pacella, Paola

AU - Parks, Paula

AU - Plunkett, Anne

AU - Seligsohn, Kay

AU - Traylor, June

AU - Van Horn, Melissa

AU - Ware, Janice

AU - Wells, Carolyn

AU - Whitman, Ann

AU - Reisman, Joe

AU - MacLusky, Ian

AU - Levison, Henry

AU - Hall, Anita

AU - Benedet, Yola

AU - Chay, Jennifer

AU - Collinson, Michelle

AU - Finlayson-Kulchin, Jane

AU - Gore, Kenneth

AU - Miki, Melody

AU - Sananes, Renée

AU - Adkinson, N. Franklin

AU - Eggleston, Peyton

AU - Huss, Karen

AU - Plotnick, Leslie

AU - Pulsifer, Margaret

AU - Rand, Cynthia

AU - Wheeler, Barbara

AU - Bollers, Nancy

AU - Hyatt, Kimberly

AU - Leritz, Betsy

AU - Pessaro, Mildred

AU - Philips, Stephanie

AU - Szefler, Stanley

AU - Nelson, Harold S.

AU - Sundström, D.

AU - Bender, Bruce

AU - Brelsford, Kristin

AU - Gleason, Melanie

AU - Hassell, Joseph

AU - Hendrickson, Caroline

AU - Irvin, Charles G.

AU - Junk, Tara

AU - Liu, Andrew

AU - Spahn, Joseph

AU - White, Michael P.

AU - Feeley, Jeryl

AU - Bridges, Jessyca

AU - Ciacco, Jody

AU - Eltz, Michael

AU - Flynn, Michael

AU - Hefner, Marcia

AU - Hettleman, Daniel

AU - Jacobs, Jeffrey

AU - Kamada, Alan

AU - Nimmagadda, Sai

AU - Sandoval, Kendra

AU - Sheridan, Jessica

AU - Washington, Trella

AU - Willcutt, Eric

AU - Zeiger, Robert

AU - Horner, Anthony

AU - Friedman, Noah

AU - Jalowayski, Al

AU - Lincoln, Alan

AU - Mellon, Michael H.

AU - Schatz, Michael

AU - Harden, Kathleen

AU - Galbreath, Linda L.

AU - Hanson, Ellen

AU - Jenson, Elaine M.

AU - King, Shirley

AU - Lopez, Brian

AU - Magiari, Michaela

AU - Nelle, Catherine A.

AU - Pizzo, Senia

AU - Rodriquez, Eva

AU - Easton, James G.

AU - Mostafa, Kathleen

AU - Moscona, Avraham

AU - Sandoval, Karen

AU - McWilliams, Bennie

AU - Annett, Robert

AU - Kelly, H. William

AU - Spicher, Mary

AU - Becker, Diane

AU - Bereket, Selda

AU - Braun, Marisa

AU - Bush, Shannon

AU - Hunt, David

AU - Moreshead, Margaret

AU - Ortega, Barbara

AU - Strunk, Robert C.

AU - Bloomberg, Gordon R.

AU - Corry, James M.

AU - Smith, Thomas F.

AU - Albers, Ellen

AU - Davantes, Bernadette

AU - Belle, Gregg

AU - Dolinsky, Marisa

AU - Fisher, Edwin B.

AU - Gaioni, Stephen J.

AU - Glynn, Emily

AU - Herman, Cathy

AU - Kemp, Debra

AU - Lawhon, Claire

AU - Meltzer, Sharon

AU - Moseid, Cynthia

AU - Oliver-Welker, Tina

AU - Rodgers, Denise

AU - Turner, Carl

AU - White, Deborah K.

AU - Caesar, Mary

AU - Richardson, Diana S.

AU - Ryan, Elizabeth

AU - Sylvia, Susan C.

AU - Cherniack, Reuben

AU - Tonascia, James

AU - Meinert, Curtis

AU - Amend-Libercci, Debra

AU - Belt, Patricia

AU - Collins, Karen

AU - Collison, Betty

AU - Dawson, Christopher

AU - Dodge, John

AU - Donithan, Michele

AU - Easton, Dawn

AU - Edmonds, Vera

AU - Ewing, Cathleen

AU - Harle, Judith

AU - Huffman, Robert

AU - Liang, Kung Yee

AU - Meinert, Jill

AU - Nowakowski, Deborah

AU - Owens, Rosetta

AU - Smith, Michael

AU - Sternberg, Alice

AU - Van Natta, Mark

AU - Wise, Robert

AU - Rice, Robert

AU - Hughes, Bob

AU - Lynch, Tom

AU - Vadlamani, Sarma

AU - Hamilton, Robert G.

AU - Schatz, Carol

AU - Wisenauer, Jack

AU - Harbeck, Ronald J.

AU - Emerick, Rhonda

AU - Watson, Brian

AU - Culkin, Cindi

AU - Oliver, Sarah

AU - Lung, Colleen Lum

AU - Mullen, Ann

AU - Taggart, Virginia

AU - Randall, Pamela

AU - Albert, Paul

AU - Hurd, Suzanne

AU - Kiley, James

AU - Wu, Margaret

AU - Parker, Sydney

AU - Letvenko, William

AU - Repko, William

AU - Poust, Rolland

AU - Herold, David

AU - Elbert, Dennis

AU - Eigen, Howard

AU - Cloutier, Michelle

AU - Connett, John

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Childhood Asthma Management Program Research Group. The childhood asthma management program (CAMP): Design, rationale, and methods. Controlled clinical trials. 1999 Feb;20(1):91-120. doi: 10.1016/S0197-2456(98)00044-0