The aim of this study is to investigate asthma patients' experiences with an 8 week IMT and the perceived effects of this intervention on physical activity, coping strategies, and asthma self-management. A qualitative methodological design will be applied to understand the experiences of patients participating in the IMT program, how the program affected their daily activities, how they coped with symptoms and difficulties, and how they managed their condition.
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Patient-reported experiences of inspiratory muscle training (IMT) assessed by semi-structured in-depth interviews (study-specific interview guide)
Timeframe: Single assessment after completion of the 8-week IMT program (within 4 weeks after IMT completion)
Experience of exercising using telerehabilitation assessed by semi-structured in-depth interviews (study-specific interview guide)
Timeframe: Single assessment after completion of the 8-week IMT program (within 4 weeks after IMT completion)
Changes in physical activity in daily life assessed by semi-structured in-depth interviews (study-specific interview guide)
Timeframe: Single assessment after completion of the 8-week IMT program (within 4 weeks after IMT completion)
Self-management skills assessed by semi-structured in-depth interviews (study-specific interview guide)
Timeframe: Single assessment after completion of the 8-week IMT program (within 4 weeks after IMT completion)
Coping strategies assessed by semi-structured in-depth interviews (study-specific interview guide)
Timeframe: Single assessment after completion of the 8-week IMT program (within 4 weeks after IMT completion)