Please post your questions for the webinar on 'MCAN Resources for Successful Asthma Interventions,' here.
Does the CHAMPS clinic/home visit model make room for CHWs as asthma educators at either in the clinic setting but especially the home visit setting? If so, can you share some outcome information if any about those efforts?
To All Presenters - Thank you for a very informative set of presentations and for the work that you do to improve asthma care! I am interested in the MCAN library but did not see it under Tools on the Community Network website. Could you please let me know where to find the library.
Than you
Our hospital isn't quite ready to start an intervention, but a lot of the handouts are useful. It sounds like we can download and use the handouts. Is the project also okay with slight modifications, adding an institution's name, phone numbers, etc... and citing the CHAMPS project?ZZ
A question for Dr Mitchell - The recent 2014 British/ Scottish Asthma Guidelines recommend educators not to recommend Hepa Fliters and dustmite encasements/ Your comment please.
How do they identify allergic sensitivity and how important is this?
What education tools did you find most helpful in achieving the outcomes in the NCICAS and ICAS projects?
How are the patients and/or parents inlucded as stakeholders? Are they inlcuded in the development of protocols? How are results disseminated following the studies?
Asthma Action Plans are useful tools for all stakeholders, but frequently are designed by health practitioners rather than users (person with Asthma, parent, Community Health Worker, school nurse, teacher, etc.) Does anyone have some research or AAPs designed with significant input from users (w links)?
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