Inhaler
Infrastructure
medical reference
SHOW HN2023
6points
5comments
#2,778of 3,109 in 2023
Top 90%of 2023 by points
How HN took it
QuietFewer than 5 comments about the project
1 positive, 0 neutral or asking, 1 mixed, 0 critical, out of 2 comments about the project.
Idea: 1 for, 0 against
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What HN said
What people liked
Useful to an asthmatic user
From 1 comment
Very nice! As an asthmatic I appreciate what you’ve done here.
replwoacause on HN
Good overall, respiratory therapist feedback welcomed
From 1 comment
I can give some feedback here, as a respiratory therapist, often times patients would try to breath in their inhalers too fast. It should be a long slooooooow deep breath and…
randycupertino on HN
Objections
Inhaler technique guidance is incomplete: breathing instructions differ by inhaler type
From 1 comment
I can give some feedback here, as a respiratory therapist, often times patients would try to breath in their inhalers too fast. It should be a long slooooooow deep breath and…
randycupertino on HN
Spacers are under-emphasized
From 1 comment
I can give some feedback here, as a respiratory therapist, often times patients would try to breath in their inhalers too fast. It should be a long slooooooow deep breath and…
randycupertino on HN
Requests
Distinguish rescue from maintenance inhalers
From 1 comment
I can give some feedback here, as a respiratory therapist, often times patients would try to breath in their inhalers too fast. It should be a long slooooooow deep breath and…
randycupertino on HN
Add written instructions alongside videos
From 2 comments
Thanks for the feedback! My understanding is that for dry powder inhalers you have to take a sharp breath instead of slow deep breath like for MDI, thus the confusion for…
kangruixiang on HNI think I'll add a separate paragraph or table from the videos for written instructions. Providers can also copy and paste that into their patient instruction print out as well.
kangruixiang on HN
Add a page comparing dry powder and MDI technique
From 1 comment
Thanks for the feedback! My understanding is that for dry powder inhalers you have to take a sharp breath instead of slow deep breath like for MDI, thus the confusion for…
kangruixiang on HN