Descriptive cross-sectional study examines knowledge and attitudes toward pediatric asthma among the general population, suggesting educational needs.
Key Points
92.4% of participants understood asthma as a chronic condition, indicating a strong awareness among the general public.
Knowledge scores were significantly higher among individuals with a family history of asthma, suggesting familial influence.
Older participants and those with university education had higher knowledge scores, highlighting the role of age and education in asthma understanding.
The study emphasizes the need for more educational initiatives to address gaps in knowledge and attitudes about pediatric asthma.