Government

The Illinois Asthma Program implements the Illinois Asthma Plan, Addressing Asthma in Illinois, which serves as a framework for action and collaboration to accomplish the overall goal of improving asthma control and outcomes for asthma management among people of all ages, thereby reducing morbidity and mortality.

The Virginia Department of Health’s (VDH) Asthma Control Project (VACP) is positioned to facilitate a well-orchestrated statewide strategy for helping people with asthma achieve optimal health throughout the lifespan.

The Wisconsin Asthma Coalition works to implement the Wisconsin Asthma Plan, adopted to provide the blueprint for addressing asthma as a public health priority.

The Erie County Health Department's Asthma Response Team (ART) is an in-home intervention designed to lessen the burden of asthma on participating families through a two-pronged approach of asthma education and environmental trigger reduction.

NJDHSS AAEP coordinates efforts to increase the capacity of the State to address asthma, its causes, and complications to reduce the burden of asthma.

California Breathing addresses asthma in the state of California by advancing strategies outlined in the Strategic Plan for Asthma in California that will improve asthma prevention, treatment, policy, data, and public education.

The Latino Health Initiative Asthma Management Pilot Program is designed to increase the knowledge of Latino parents of children with asthma regarding the condition and its management, and increase awareness and utilization of the pediatric clinic's services.

Through coordinated approaches and partnerships in California, the California Asthma Public Health Initiative (CAPHI) seeks to reduce preventable asthma morbidity and mortality, eliminate disparities in asthma practices and outcomes, and implement effective programs and policies on asthma education, management, and prevention.

The Children's Asthma Program aims to reduce school absenteeism and ER/urgent care visits through education for parents and children, primary care providers, school nurses, and others.

The NHBP Health Department will create a plan for asthma intervention after determining baseline data.