Hear from three Communities in Action National Exemplary Award Winners as they share their experiences developing and sustaining their effective asthma programs. Find out about the strategies—Key Drivers for Program Effectiveness—that these leaders have integrated into their overall program design and the results they are achieving.

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Communities in Action: 2007 National Exemplary Award Winners and Their Approaches for Controlling Asthma in Their Communities

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Priority Health (MI) - Mary Cooley, Priority Health

Learn how Priority Health, a nonprofit health plan serving more than 19,000 people with asthma in 43 Michigan counties, formed a partnership with the Asthma Network of Western Michigan, a local multi-county asthma coalition, to achieve positive results.

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Communities in Action: 2007 National Exemplary Award Winners and Their Approaches for Controlling Asthma in Their Communities

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Genesee County Childhood Asthma Taskforce (MI) - Jan Roberts, Hurley Medical Center

Hear about the successful programs and tools that the Genesee County Childhood Asthma Taskforce has put into place through strong collaborations and partnerships, including the In-Home Assessment Tool (IHAT) and Asthma 101 education classes.

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Communities in Action: 2007 National Exemplary Award Winners and Their Approaches for Controlling Asthma in Their Communities

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Asthma Alliance of Indianapolis (IN) - Robin Costley, Marion County Health Department

Learn about how the Asthma Alliance of Indianapolis (IN) has integrated the key drivers, including a two-step approach to environmental home visits, a partnership with Head Start, and a unique Asthma Referral Service.

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Laying the Foundation: Drivers for Improving Health Outcomes for Asthma

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Tracy Enger and David Rowson, EPA Indoor Environments Division

Find out what EPA is doing to support community-based programs striving to deliver quality asthma care. Learn about five key drivers for improving asthma health outcomes that are grounded in the Asthma Health Outcomes Project and chronic care literature.

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