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Pinellas County Schools Asthma Education Project uses the American Lung Association's Open Airways for Schools program to improve the long-term health of students with asthma.

The Pioneer Valley Asthma Coalition (PVAC) is a broad-based, multi-organizational, community partnership that brings together the public, private, and non-profit sectors in an effort to reduce asthma morbidity and mortality and improve quality of life for people living with asthma.

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Promotes continuum of health provider access with asthma advocate on-site while promoting clear communication with licensed clinicians. Conduct needs assessments by identifying medication adherence structure and barriers with medical literacy during doctor's visits. Educating parents on policies and practices that are available within compliance needs of asthmatics.

The Preventive Care Program for Urban Children with Asthma partners with Rochester (NY) city schools, primary care practices, the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the University of Rochester, and the Rochester community, to conduct research focusing on the testing of interventions to improve health care for urban children who suffer from childhood asthma. Our goal is to develop sustainable models for identifying and treating children with this disease.

The Asthma Health Management Program at Priority Health employs asthma improvement strategies that include, but are not limited to, identification of the member population, risk stratification, directed member education, physician registries, education and incentives, clinical practice guidelines, and employer support.

The Pro Active Families Against Asthma (ProFAA) program is an in-home based asthma education program for families of children ages 0-5 who have asthma or asthma-like signs and symptoms.

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Programa Respira is based on the CHAMPS intervention sponsored by MCAN and GWU from 2012 to 2014. We work on a case by case basis on patient education with a focus on medication adherence and environment control at the patients home free of charge.

Project AIR (Asthma In-home Response) is a program of Omaha Healthy Kids Alliance. We work with health care providers to offer Healthy Home interventions for pediatric asthma patients.

Project Breathe Easy provides support and education to parents who have children with asthma by matching a parent with a professionally trained community parent who is available for education, support, and encouragement.

Project ERASE is a public school based program in in which board certified allergists and pulmonologists evaluate mild persistent through severe asthmatic children from age 5 to 12 in inner city schools.

The Puerto Rico Coalition for Asthma and other chronic respiratory conditions is a non-profit organization founded in 1991 to educate, empowered and protect patients with respiratory conditions. It has worked with other groups to create a law to protect the right for students with asthma to use their medications in school, by developing a protocol. Also, it has worked with the PR Lung Association in patient education matters and activities. The Coalition delivers CME programs for health professionals as well as education to community-based groups in areas of low income and disparities for kids.

Putting on AIRS is a regional asthma home assessment program administered by the Central Connecticut Health District that aims to reduce environmental asthma triggers in homes.