The Association Between Short-Acting β2-Agonist Over-Prescription, and Patient-Reported Acquisition and Use on Asthma Control and Exacerbations: Data from Australia

David Price, Christine Jenkins, Kerry Hancock, Rebecca Vella, Florian Heraud, Porsche Le Cheng, Ruth Murray, Maarten Beekman, Sinthia Bosnic-Anticevich, Fabio Botini, Victoria Carter, Angelina Catanzariti, Joe Doan, Kirsty Fletton, Ata Kichkin, Thao Le, Chantal Le Lievre, Chi Ming Lau, Dominique Novic, John PakosKanchanamala Ranasinghe, Alexander Roussos, Josephine Samuel-King, Anita Sharma, Deb Stewart, Bruce Willet, Eric Bateman, the OPCA Improving Asthma Outcomes in Australia Research Group

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