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Exercise-induced Asthma
100%
South Africa
66%
South African
57%
Schoolchildren
56%
African Schoolchildren
50%
Female Soccer Players
50%
Special Schools
50%
Learners with Special Needs
50%
Q Angle
50%
Intercondylar Notch Width
50%
Knee Injury
50%
Competencies
50%
Physiotherapist
50%
Physiotherapist Perspectives
50%
Pelvic Size
50%
Peak Expiratory Flow Rate
42%
Anatomical Features
28%
Educational Environment
20%
Special Educational
20%
Focus Group Discussion
20%
Questionnaire Survey
13%
Wheezing
13%
Allergy
13%
Illness
12%
Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
10%
Environment Integration
10%
Sequential Mixed Methods Research
10%
Open-ended Responses
10%
Physiotherapy
10%
Physiotherapy Profession
10%
Community Integration
10%
Professional Education
10%
Classroom Strategies
10%
Background Investigations
10%
Therapeutic Knowledge
10%
Educational Community
10%
Educational Procedure
10%
Therapeutic Skills
10%
Educational Settings
10%
Education Policy
10%
Chest Pain
10%
Incomplete Knowledge
10%
Continuing Professional Development
10%
Therapeutic Strategies
10%
Warm-up Exercise
10%
Mixed-methods Design
10%
Asthma
9%
Primary School children
9%
Non-asthmatics
9%
Female Players
7%
Nursing and Health Professions
Exercise Induced Asthma
100%
Republic of South Africa
64%
Prevalence
56%
Q Angle
50%
Knee Injury
50%
Physiotherapist
50%
Peak Expiratory Flow
42%
Asthma
19%
Physiotherapy
16%
Thematic Analysis
16%
Wheezing
13%
Diseases
12%
Thorax Pain
10%
Analysis of Variance
8%
Professional Practice
8%
Community Integration
8%
Education
8%
Professional Development
8%
Cross-Sectional Survey
8%
Family History
6%
Allergic Rhinitis
6%
Peak Flowmeter
6%
Respiratory Tract Infection
6%
Mass Screening
6%
