*3.3.2 Asthma symptom control*

It was demonstrated that family education contributed to a significant decrease in asthma symptoms days and nights [15, 18, 20]. Indeed, family empowerment interventions were significantly effective in reducing asthma symptoms, such as coughing, wheezing, and dyspnea (p < .0001) [21], and improving asthma symptom control in school-age children (p < .001) [22, 26, 27]. Besides, the m-Health program of Montalbano et al. was effective in improving the Child-Asthma Control Test scores (p = .0089) in the intervention group [24].
