Asthma Educator

Why is Coco Orange?

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Green day, great time to play. Learn what colors can tell you about the air. This picture book is for all children, especially those with asthma, and their caretakers. Ages 4-8.

Coco has a problem. He’s a chameleon, but he can’t change colors, and his asthma is acting up. Read how Coco and his friends at Lizard Lick Elementary solve this mystery as they learn about air quality and how to stay healthy when the air quality is bad. This book is for all children, especially those with asthma, and their caretakers. Ages 4-8.

Contact Name: 
Brandy Angell
Contact Email: 
angell.brandy@epa.gov
Contact Phone: 
202-343-9885
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Asthma 101

This is a series of asthma education tools for use by physicians and their staff to train patients to manage their own asthma.

This is a series of asthma education tools for use by physicians and their staff to train patients to manage their own asthma. It uses problem-based learning and provides practice to providers.

Contact Name: 
Jay M Portnoy
Contact Email: 
jportnoy@cmh.edu
Contact Phone: 
(816) 234-3097
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The Great American Asthma Challenge

The Great American Asthma Challenge is the first-ever national grassroots movement to change asthma care in the U.S.

The Great American Asthma Challenge links people with asthma, their families and friends, healthcare providers, legislators and members of the healthcare industry in a shared mission, working at home and in their communities to transform asthma care in a ripple effect across the nation.

Participants log into a new interactive website, take a quick survey to establish a baseline and set goals, then they’re off to complete Challenge activities targeted for three levels of users: families, healthcare providers and legislators. New Challenges will be posted on the website each month. Throughout the Challenge, participants will see survey results and share feedback. The Challenge is self-paced and fun, plugging participants into a network of others who share their struggles, triumphs and goals. At the end of the Challenge, users take a survey to measure their progress.

Contact Name: 
Christie Chapman
Contact Email: 
cchapman@aanma.org
Contact Phone: 
703-641-9595
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