International Journal of Nursing Research

Asthma is a chronic respiratory disease characterized by recurrent attacks and the need for long-term management. Continuous monitoring and nursing care are essential for patients. However, traditional nursing models are limited by factors such as geographic location, time constraints, and uneven distribution of medical resources, making it difficult to meet the long-term needs of asthma patients. With the rapid development of internet technology, the "Internet Plus"-based remote nursing model offers a new approach to asthma management. This paper analyzes the basic concept and current application status of remote nursing under the Internet Plus framework, as well as its advantages in asthma management. It explores the application of remote nursing in patient monitoring, health education, and individualized nursing interventions, and analyzes actual data on the models impact on asthma control. Additionally, the paper discusses challenges such as technical dependence, data security, and the training of nursing personnel, and proposes optimization strategies to enhance the effectiveness of remote nursing in asthma management.

Internet + remote nursing; Asthma management; Remote monitoring; Individualized care