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First published online 2010-9

Asthma—How Does It Impact Academic Achievement and School Budgets?

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Volume 25, Issue 5

https://doi.org/10.1177/1942602X10378849

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Keywords

asthma absenteeism lost instructional time budgetary impact asthma management school health policies and procedures school improvement plans

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(2004). Asthma inhalers in schools: Rights of students with asthma to a free appropriate education. American Journal of Public Health, 94, 1102-1108.

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(2006). Introduction: Learning from each other about managing asthma in schools. Journal of School Health, 76(6), 202-204.

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