Asthma Environmental Interventions for School-Based Health Centers: CASE STUDIES AUGUST 2017
Sponsoring Program Name:
Regional Asthma Management & Prevention (RAMP)
These case studies highlight 10 school-based health centers across the country that have led interventions aimed at reducing exposure to environmental asthma triggers. The case studies are titled the following:
- Addressing Asthma and Air Pollution: How one School-Based Health Center in Los Angeles County partnered with bus drivers to reduce air pollution
- Empowering Students to Reduce Environmental Asthma Triggers in their Homes
- Managing Asthma Triggers from School to the Home: How One School-Based Health Center is Educating a School Community
- Incorporating Environmental Asthma Trigger Information into the Electronic Medical Record: How a system-wide change resulted from one Nurse Practitioner’s efforts to better educate patients and families
- A Patient-Centered Approach to Reducing Asthma Triggers at School and Home
- Addressing a Hidden Asthma Trigger through an Innovative Partnership
- Controlling Asthma in the Port Chester Community: How one School-Based Health Center network transformed a community
- Managing and Preventing Asthma among Uninsured Children: How one School-Based Health Center in Nevada is solving the problem
- Addressing Asthma and Air Pollution: How the West Oakland Middle School Health Center launched a comprehensive asthma program
- Leveraging Medicaid Delivery System Reform to Improve Asthma Management: The story of a network of 20 School-Based Health Centers in Texas