Were weather or environmental exposures factored into any of the interventions?

What exactly were the parameters for the calculation of the ROI?

In ROI you used hospitalizations and EDs but what about including prescription meds and outpatient visits?

In our community we are having trouble making the case both to providers and insurance companies that asthma is an important issue. ALA-UM - do you have any tips for getting providers interested in the subject of asthma? BCBS - what data internal or external made asthma an important topic for you?

Do you have any insights to share about retaining children in school-based clinic asthma programs? You noted that your model has been successful in school-based clinics, and retention has been a problem in some school-based clinic programs.

I'd like to know more about the types of staff (licensed and non-licensed) used in the implementation of the quality improvement program. For example, what are the qualifications of those who work with the primary clinics? Who conducts the home assessments? 

Thanks!

Are any of the patients covered by the ALA/HCSC's quality improvement program enrolled in Medicaid? 

Did any of the interventions engage the use of technology creatively such as a mobile app for asthma management or the like.

What incentives do you use to recruit clinics to the long 12 month long QI project?

Were any of the interventions related to the identification of outdoor weather and environmental exposures that impact asthma patients?