Thursday, December 26, 2024
12/26/2024
Under this new FOA, Allergy & Asthma Network proposes to take a collaborative multichannel approach using health education and communication strategies to continue promoting and expanding the six EXHALE strategies to advance CDC’s CCARE goal of preventing 500,000 hospitalizations and emergency department visits among children with asthma, including those more at risk and from vulnerable communities, and to improve the quality of care delivered across the health care continuum. Goals: -Lead a national coalition of partners, including state asthma programs, asthma coalitions, other NGOs, CDC and key stakeholders to promote a collaborative approach to expand and leverage the CCARE initiative and the EXHALE technical package with a strong focus on the social determinants of health towards eliminate health disparities in asthma care. -Develop and disseminate CCARE and EXHALE communication and education messages for people with asthma, practitioners, health care providers and decision makers in both print and digital (English and Spanish), targeting communities that experience a disparate burden of asthma. -Develop and offer training, coaching and technical assistant to promote implementation of EXHALE interventions for health care providers, community health workers and school nurses.
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