INHALEarning Education Workgroup
A bi-weekly meeting between healthcare professionals to discuss educational initiatives related to INHALE. To join the group, please email Brenna at bdressle@med.umich.edu.
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Asthma Basics Workshop: American Lung Association
The program is ideal for frontline healthcare professionals, such as school nurses or community health workers, as well as individuals with asthma, parents of children with asthma, and co-workers, friends and family who want to learn more about asthma. Learning Objectives Identify characteristics and symptoms of asthma Recognize asthma triggers and control strategies Explain asthma […]
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RSV, Asthma, and You – What You Need to Know this RSV Season
Zoom - VirtualRSV is a common virus that is the leading cause of hospital stays in young children and infants. Babies who get sick with RSV are more likely to have asthma later in childhood. Older adults and people of all ages with asthma are also at a high risk of severe infection because of RSV. Please […]
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Allergy & Asthma Network – USAsthma Summit
Zoom - VirtualThe USAsthma Summit brings together asthma coalitions, state asthma programs, doctors, nurses, community health workers, patients, advocates and other key stakeholders. Together they discuss key asthma issues, advance Guidelines-based care, and share best practices and lessons learned from local and national programs.
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INHALEarning Education Workgroup
Zoom - VirtualA bi-weekly meeting between healthcare professionals to discuss educational initiatives related to INHALE. To join the group, please email Brenna at bdressle@med.umich.edu.
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INHALEarning Education Workgroup
Zoom - VirtualA bi-weekly meeting between healthcare professionals to discuss educational initiatives related to INHALE. To join the group, please email Brenna at bdressle@med.umich.edu.
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Emergency Planning for Children with Asthma and Anaphylaxis
Zoom - VirtualRespiratory symptoms are common in both asthma and anaphylaxis. It can be a challenge to know whether someone is experiencing an asthma attack or a severe allergic reaction. In this webinar, Alice Hoyt, MD, chief allergist at the Hoyt Institute of Food Allergy in Nashville, Tennessee, will discuss how to plan for asthma and anaphylaxis […]
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Navigating Healthcare Webinar: How to appeal insurance denials
Zoom - VirtualJoin MI Family to Family Health Information Center (MI F2F) and the Family Center for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs (Family Center) in our ongoing series: Navigating Healthcare. Getting the health care your child needs can be challenging. Oftentimes parents must learn as they go as they work with medical providers, hospitals, […]
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Racism, Housing, and Asthma: A Conversation
Zoom - VirtualRegional Asthma Management & Prevention (RAMP) and the National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) invite you to join a conversation on the connections between racism, housing, and asthma with three of the country’s leading practitioners and researchers in this space: Tyra Bryant-Stephens, MD, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Neeta Thakur, MD, MPH, University of California San […]
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COVID, Flu, RSV: How to Stay Healthy This Winter – Asthma & Allergy Network Webinar
Zoom - VirtualAs winter approaches, it’s very common to get sick from respiratory viruses like COVID-19, flu, and RSV. There are things you can do to protect yourself and others and this webinar will help you prepare to stay healthy all winter. Register to attend the virtual event!
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Not Everything that Coughs Is Asthma – AAN webinar
Zoom - VirtualDid you know that coughing is one of the most common reasons people visit a doctor’s office? When coughing persists longer than eight weeks in adults, it’s considered a chronic cough. People with this condition often have uncontrollable coughing episodes and feel the need to cough or have a tickle in their throat beforehand. People […]
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Residents & Researchers: “What’s all that dust? The need for fugitive dust controls”
Zoom - VirtualJoin a panel of experts discussing options for controlling fugitive dust. Common sources of fugitive dust include unpaved roads, agricultural tilling operations, aggregate storage piles, and heavy construction operations. Pre register using the link below.
