Chantaphakul, HiroshiHiroshiChantaphakulWang, De YunDe YunWangChan, Hing SangHing SangChanHo, Hok Kung MarcoHok Kung MarcoHoKhoo, Phaik ChooPhaik ChooKhooMinh, Le Tran QuangLe Tran QuangMinhLee, Bee WahBee WahLeeLobo, Rommel Crisenio M.Rommel Crisenio M.LoboMuninnobpamasa, TaritTaritMuninnobpamasaNanthapisal, SiraSiraNanthapisalNavarro-Locsin, C. GretchenC. GretchenNavarro-LocsinPoblete, Danilo A.Danilo A.PobleteTang, Ing PingIng PingTangTang, Jenny Poh LinJenny Poh LinTangTE-HUEI YEHNagrale, DineshDineshNagrale2023-11-102023-11-102022-05-3117451981https://scholars.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/637082A virtual roundtable meeting involving 16 allergic rhinitis (AR) management specialists from Asia-Pacific countries was held in September 2021 to gather insight into real-world treatment practices in the region. The discussion centred around specialists’ responses to a previously completed self-administered, purpose-designed online questionnaire that covered several topics of interest to allergy specialists: assessment and monitoring of AR with a focus on the role of the visual analogue scale as a diagnostic and monitoring tool; preferred treatment options for AR focusing on second-generation antihistamines; and patient education requirements and methods to deliver appropriate patient-centred information. This report summarizes key points from the meeting.allergic rhinitis | Asia | H -antihistamine 1 | patient education | symptom severity | visual analogue scaleconference paper10.7573/dic.2022-5-32-s2.0-85140375338https://api.elsevier.com/content/abstract/scopus_id/85140375338