Adirondack Asthma Coalition

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The establishment of the Adirondack Asthma Coalition (Glens Falls, NY 12804) grew out of the recognition of "holes" in the recognition, education, management and follow-up of patients coming through the ER and/or inpatient experience. As a result, a concerted effort has evolved to bring together those who care and worry about children and adults with asthma. Having had in-depth experience with the NC Asthma Program, it has been exciting to see the grass-roots interest in "making a difference for our community!"
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American Lung Association of the Upper Midwest

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Partners for Asthma Action is supported by United Health Foundation and led by the American Lung Association of the Upper Midwest. The project aims to improve the quality of life, school achievement, and life prospects of more than 180,000 low-income children living with asthma in the Greater Chicago area, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, and Minneapolis, and St. Louis.
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A COPD Control Test

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Genesis TPM’s has added to our Asthma Control Test and Asthma Peak Flow Test a COPD Control Test. This COPD Control Test is a short, simple questionnaire which is quick and easy for patients or physician to complete. It provides a framework for physician’s to discuss with their COPD patients and should enable the care giver and patient to gain a common understanding and grading of the impact of the disease on their life. It should also help the care giver to identify where COPD has the greatest effect on the patient’s health and daily life. As a result the care giver may be better informed when discussing and making management decisions with their patients and be able to ensure that his or her health status is as good as it can be.
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Children's Hospital of Wisconsin ACES Program

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The ACES (Asthma Care and Environmental Strategies) program is collaborative approach between the WI Dept of Health Services-Division of Public Health and CHW to provide in-home analysis of environmental triggers to asthma combined with a comprehensive client educational program to address pathophysiology, medications, symptoms and early warning signs of asthma, asthma triggers inside and outside the home, and vaccination promotion.
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