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The Central Ohio Asthma Coalition, the main coordinating agency for organizations and individuals in Columbus who are concerned about the alarming asthma epidemic, provides a neutral forum for asthma information exchange and collaboration on asthma projects to improve the quality of life of individuals affected by asthma.

The Columbia Center for Children’s Environmental Health conducts scientific studies of the links between common environmental pollutants and health risks such as asthma in order to educate families and policymakers about ways they can reduce children's exposure to these pollutants.

The Asthma Quality Improvement Committee at the University of Michigan Health System seeks to improve overall asthma care provided by utilizing electronic medical records to track patients and monitor their health outcomes.

Community Case Management provides policy and program information and analysis for asthma clinics.

The primary goals of Children’s Asthma Program at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) are to provide comprehensive: diagnostic evaluation, self-management planning and education, and monitoring for children with asthma and related disorders. In addition to asthma education in the clinic, the asthma team supports a one week, summer day camp for children ages 7-12. Children older than 1

The Children’s Asthma Program at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) provides comprehensive diagnostic evaluation, self-management planning and education, and monitoring for children with asthma and related disorders

Montana State University's Native AIR (Asthma Intervention & Reduction) program educates, empowers, and encourages voluntary action on the part of tribal communities to improve the conditions in their homes and ultimately reduce the risk of asthma trigger exposure for all asthmatics in Indian country.

The University of California, Irvine administers a Research Residency Program outpatient clinic.

Hartford Asthma Call to Action Taskforce is a coalition of service-providing agencies, educational institutions and grassroots organizations.

To address the asthma crisis in the Central Harlem, Harlem Children’s Zone, Inc. and the Department of Pediatrics at Columbia University-Harlem Hospital Center (HHC) launched the Harlem Children’s Zone Asthma Initiative (HCZAI) to reduce asthma morbidity through improved health care utilization for children with asthma aged 0-12 living in the HCZ Project.