It has been suggested that good inhaler technique is an essential aspect of optimal asthma management. Education on inhaler technique has been shown to improve self- management and adherence to asthma therapy. Evidence is available demonstrating that asthma outcomes correlate with proper inhaler technique and that periodically assessing this treatment aspect has a positive impact on asthma control (Bryant et al., 2013; AL-Jahdali et al., 2013). Moreover, early and repeated tailored education and follow-up assessment can result in sustained good inhaler technique (Klot et al., 2011). However, many asthma clinics treating children are unable to effectively evaluate these important patient treatment variables.