Asthma Care
Consultants and advisors are available for you.The Missouri Healthy Schools team includes experienced professionals who are available to answer your questions, provide training, and support your decision-making. Your consultants for Asthma Care are:
Contact Project Manager Anna Trainer, MPH with general inquiries. |
Downloads, webinars and videosSigns and Symptoms of Asthma by Rebecca Brown
>> Main topics: Recognition of asthma signs and symptoms, and responding to them appropriately are important to prevent an asthma episode from getting worse, and to make breathing easier. This video goes over some common ones to look for. Below is also a great resource! >> Missouri School Asthma Manual Provided 4.15.21 ---- ![]() Asthma Control and the Health Service Staff Role
>> Main topics: In this MHS Live Webinar Rebecca Brown and Tammy Rood discuss Asthma Control and the Health Service Staff Role. >> View webinar Recorded 3.2.21 ----- ![]() Asthma Control and the Health Service Staff Role
>> Main topics: In this MHS Live Webinar Rebecca Brown and Tammy Rood discuss Asthma Control and the Health Service Staff Role. >> View webinar Recorded 3.2.21 ----- ![]() CATCH My Breath Vaping Prevention Program
>> Main topics: The Exhale Strategy can help to:
Provided 2.26.21 ----- ![]() CDC Exhale: Education on Asthma Self-Management
>> Main topics: The Exhale Strategy can help to:
Provided 2.17.21 ----- ![]() National Statistics and Facts about Asthma >> Main topics: Please read the following infographic in full to learn more about Asthma related facts! >> Few full infographic Provided 2.17.21 ----- ![]() Asthma Management Guidelines and Your Care
>> Main topics: Asthma care involves not only a proper diagnosis and treatment, but also long-term, regular followup medical care that helps achieve and maintain control of your asthma so that you can lead a full and active life. Work with your health care provider to develop a comprehensive prevention and treatment plan that includes:
Provided 2.11.21 ----- ![]() Asthma Action Plan
>> Main topics: This guide suggests things you can do to avoid your asthma triggers. Keep in mind that controlling any allergen usually requires a combination of approaches, and reducing allergens is just one part of a comprehensive asthma management plan. Provided here is an Asthma Action Plan to help control your asthma triggers. Provided 2.11.21 ----- |
Save the date. Upcoming events.Apr 20 - 12PM CST
Know the Risks: A Guide to Youth Vaping and Tobacco Paraphernalia << Register here May 4-5: Allergy and Asthma Day Capital Hill: A Virtual Event >> Register here May 6 - 12PM CST Asthma Friendly Schools: Strategies to Reduce the Risk of COVID-19 Transmission and Improve Indoor Air Quality >> Register here Asthma Care and Education (ACE) ECHO 2021 Series: 12-1PM
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