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These case studies highlight four school-based health centers that have successfully incorporated asthma environmental interventions into their scope of work.

Researchers examined data on the outcomes of tailored evidence-based interventions in five low-income communities with high rates of pediatric asthma morbidity. The study found that health care providers in low-income communities with varying levels of resources and disease severity can tailor interventions to each child's needs and make substantial gains in outcomes across a range of risk profiles.

Watch this webinar from California Asthma Partners to learn how five new and innovative asthma management tools can help students breathe easier this school year.

Genesis TPM Asthma Program

Looking for more resources on how primary prevention can reduce the onset of asthma? View this resource to learn key themes from the full Podcast Episode 13 transcript.

The Green & Healthy Homes (GHHI) Healthy Homes Demonstration Project utilized the standards and practices created by GHHI: A Holistic Housing Assessment coupled with environmental health education and combined as an integrated environmental health and energy housing intervention for children with asthma, ages 2–14.

Explore how our initiative to combat childhood asthma made a difference in our region, and how it lives on today.

Wellapets is an educational virtual pet game for phones and tablets which teaches and motivates kids ages 6-11 to manage asthma by caring for a lovable pet that also has asthma. Wellapets is created by LifeGuard Games in Boston with pediatricians and other clinicians in the area.

This is the State Plan Amendment (SPA) used by Multnomah County Environmental Health to add their Targeted Case Management- Healthy Homes Program to Oregon's State Plan under Title XIX of the Social Security Act - Medical Assistance Program.

Environmental Management of Pediatric Asthma: Guidelines for Health Care Providers Archived Training Webinar, hosted by the Children's Environmental Health Network and the National Environmental Education Foundation