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Practice A: general practice in an affluent sub'urb with potential access to local private complementary therapy clinics:
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23 patients
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11 adults, 12 children (with 12 mothers)
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12 female, 11 male patients
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7 using complementary therapies for asthma
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Practice B: general practice in a deprived inner city area with access to subsidised complementary therapies via the practice:
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10 patients
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6 adults, 4 children (with 3 mothers and 1 father)
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7 female, 3 male patients
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7 using complementary therapies for asthma
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Outpatient respiratory clinic at a NHS children's hospital:
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5 patients
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All children (with 4 mothers and 1 father)
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2 female, 3 male patients
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All using complementary therapies for asthma
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Outpatient clinic at a NHS homeopathic hospital:
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5 patients
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All children (with 5 mothers)
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2 female, 3 male patients
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All using complementary therapies for asthma
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Private complementary therapists:
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7 patients
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4 adults, 3 children (with 3 mothers)
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4 female, 3 male patients
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All using complementary therapies for asthma
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