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Building a Targeted Asthma Education and Management Program
Helen Murphy1, Jamie Wolverton2, Chitra Dinakar3
1Helen Murphy, BHS, RRT, AE-C, Asthma Coordinator, is in the Allergy, Asthma and Immunology department at Children's Mercy in Kansas City.
Abstract:
For individuals with asthma, self-management at home can be complex and overwhelming. The National Asthma Guidelines recommend education, ongoing assessment of control, and identification of those at high risk, as integral elements of improving outcomes for these individuals. Children's Mercy implemented standardized, patient-centered asthma education interventions along with institution of asthma control assessment tools and targeted management of high risk asthmatics. Many of these tools are applicable for use in primary care ambulatory practices.
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