THanks for a great webinar, my question is why did you designate an overnight stay in the hospital as urgent care not a hospitalization?

How did you determine Asthma Control Level - was that by ACT?

The HARP program provides supplies in thier last visit...what is the reasoning for this and why are they not provided at an earlier visit?

How have the programs addressed adults with asthma?

How can we support CHW learning on work-related asthma?  Specifically, learning about causes and prevention of work-related asthma and the relevance of workers' compensation benefits.

Do home visiting CHWs learn and teach about the risks of asthmagens and irritants in disinfectants and cleaning products?

Please let me know what the date and email address is for the January cost effective interventions webinar mentioned by Ms. Zotter in her presentation.

Hello Team,

I am Dr. Fiona Shetty from Use-inhalers group. I would like you all to know that a new interactive tutorial is now available for Asthma and COPD patients on the correct inhaler technique. 

The tutorial is on English and in Spanish. It has Metered dose inhaler closed mouth, open mouth and with the Spacer / holding chamber and Diskus inhaler training too.

Click on this link to review the educational tool : http://www.use-inhalers.com/

Good afternoon. What is the level of training/education that is needed for community health workers to be able to successfully educate and manage the asthma issues that come up during a home visit. Does the community worker refer back to the provider? Thank you.

Jerry Goldstein MD

St. Christopher's Hospital for Children

Philadelphia, PA