A pediatric asthma subgroup at high risk for acute respiratory infections can be identified using 2 natural language processing algorithms.

Children with mild asthma at low risk for severe exacerbations may not need daily or as-needed ICS, as GINA guidelines recommend.

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Children whose asthma met the criteria of both the PAC and API algorithms had greater risk for pneumonia and influenza vs those meeting criteria of only one algorithm. Children with asthma at high ...