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Targeted Home Environmental Interventions Webinar Series (1 guest)
Would you like to continue the conversation from the Targeted Home Environmental Interventions Webinar Series? Contribute your insights and ask questions in this ongoing discussion on asthma control and multi-trigger, multi-component home environmental intervention programs. Please feel free to offer your expertise or post questions, even if you didn’t attend the Webinars.

Monday, December 07, 2009 12:48 PM

In: RE: Medicaid and Managed Care...

By tamwall2

Crafting Your Value Proposition: Making the Deals That Deliver Sustainability
Participate in this Forum to discuss how to develop and share value propositions that powerfully convey the comprehensive benefits asthma programs deliver to their communities. Share your insights about what makes a value proposition most effective and ways to share value propositions with potential partners, funders, and payers to attract sustainable assets to an asthma program. Get your questions answered and learn simple steps you can take today to craft a value proposition that will help your program secure support for growth and sustainability.

Asthma Health Outcomes Project (AHOP) (2 guests)
This forum is for discussing the finding of AHOP, a recent landmark study conducted by the University of Michigan. AHOP identified key programmatic attributes associated with improved asthma-related health outcomes. The Preliminary Field Report describes the study methodology and findings.

Thursday, October 26, 2006 11:12 AM

In: RE: Asthma Screening in the...

By asmith

Highlights of the New NAEPP EPR-3 Guidelines: Focus on Community Asthma Programs (6 guests)
Join Dr. Wheeler and other community programs in a discussion on new opportunities and challenges presented to communities by the recently-released NAEPP EPR-3 Guidelines. Share your thoughts and get your questions answered.

Learn more about this discussion forum: http://www.asthmacommunitynetwork.org/discussions

Read more about the EPR-3 Guidelines: http://www.asthmacommunitynetwork.org/discussions/2008_EPR-3.pdf

Sub Forums: The Goal of Asthma Therapy is Asthma Control, Educating Patients - and Providers - Across the Continuum of Care, Caring for Children and Youth, Multifaceted Environmental Controls

Tuesday, April 01, 2008 5:42 AM

In: RE: Flu and Pneummococcal...

By laniwheeler

Positive Health Outcomes
This forum is for discussing positive health outcomes. The ultimate goal of community-based programs is to improve the health and well-being of those they serve. The program's ability to track and measure health outcomes is an important driver and indicator of progress.

Program Sustainability and Financing (2 guests)
This forum is for discussing program sustainability and financing. Successful community-based asthma programs are built from a collection of defining moments - key events and building blocks, financial support and resources-that have resulted in these programs becoming part of a community's health care infrastructure.

Monday, September 22, 2008 10:58 AM

In: RE: Reimbursement for...

By raeoleary

A Business Case for Asthma Management Programs
Chat with the authors of Investing in Best Practices for Asthma: A Business Case for Education and Environmental Interventions to discuss how you can “make the business case” for your asthma management program.

Open Space
Engage in discussion with asthma management programs about successes, challenges, resources, requests, and effective strategies for improving health outcomes. Keep the momentum going as we mobilize 1000 communities to lead the nation in delivering quality asthma care.

Monday, August 24, 2009 10:11 AM

In: ACPM Sept 29th Asthma...

By acpm1

Propose a Webinar Topic
Would you like to learn more about successful strategies and best practices for asthma management? Community programs that have ideas for future Webinars are encouraged to contribute their thoughts in this forum. You may also provide feedback on previous and upcoming Webinars.