**6. Conclusions**

Asthma education is a key component of asthma management. Well-established family interventions can promote the health of children and improve the QOL of parents, when conducted at home, school, or in a clinic. The current review added to existent literature that family asthma education was effective in improving major asthma outcomes, including QOL, asthma symptom control, pulmonary function, and inhalation technique. This type of intervention was highly recommended to be applied by pediatric nurses. Scant family interventions reduced ED use and enhanced medication adherence. Family intervention associated with innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence may help children and families to better adhere to their medication and manage asthma crises to reduce ED visits. New asthma research should assess the effectiveness of family education associated with artificial intelligence on medication adherence and ED visits.
