Background: Severe refractory asthma characterized by difficulty in achieving disease control
despite high-intensity treatment. Asthma burden is particularly notable in adolescents and associated
with higher rates of prevalence and mortality compared with younger children. So, healthcare
professionals should dedicate their effort to educate adolescents with severe refractory asthma. Aim:
evaluate the effect of creative teaching intervention for adolescents with severe refractory asthma on
their own medications' adherence, asthma control, and hospital readmission. Research design: A quasiexperimental design. Setting: The pediatric in-patient wards at Benha University Hospital. Sample: It is
composed of 100 adolescents with severe refractory asthma who attended in the previous setting during
study period. Tools of data collection: Tool I; Structured Interview Questionnaire, Tool II; observation
checklist, Tool III: Asthma Morisky Medication Adherence Scale, Tool IV; Asthma Control Test. Tool
V; Assessment sheet for asthma outcomes. Results: Less than two thirds of the adolescents in study
group had high medication adherence level, and approximately two thirds of them had well asthma
control, in addition to, two thirds did not readmit to the hospital after 30 post intervention with
statistically significant differences between study and control group after the intervention. Conclusion:
creative teaching intervention impacted positively on adolescent's knowledge level, practice,
medications adherence, asthma control and decrease hospital readmission.