Plain-English translation of NCT06278662 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This study doesn't follow the usual testing phases — it may be an observational study or a different type of research.
The CIRCUS study is testing new digital health tools—like apps and online systems—to help children with asthma control their symptoms better and live healthier lives. You and your child would be part of a group being tracked over time, and some children in the group will be randomly chosen to try these new digital tools while others continue with regular care. The study wants to see if these digital tools really help children feel better and manage asthma more easily.
Right now, doctors have a hard time testing multiple digital tools at once and keeping up with how quickly technology changes. This study creates a new way to test digital asthma tools quickly and fairly, collecting real-time information about how well they work for children over both the short and long term.
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You and your child would join a group of asthmatic children being monitored at the hospital. Everyone fills out short questionnaires about asthma symptoms and quality of life roughly once a month and twice a year. Some children (chosen randomly) will also be invited to try the new digital tools, while others continue with usual care. You'll be asked to share information about healthcare visits and how well your child's asthma medications work, and the study will track lung function tests over time.
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