Asthma Resources for Professionals

Primary care clinical pathway

Primary Care Clinical Pathway for Children with Known Asthma Diagnosis or Suspected Asthma

Tools and teaching materials

You may download these materials for educational use.

Asthma Action Plan (PDF)
Plan de Accion para controlar el Asma (PDF)
Rules of Two — When does your patient need more than a rescue bronchodilator? (PDF)
Core Asthma Education Messages (PDF) — Developed by Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Asthma Initiative
Nicotine Replacement Therapy Prescription (PDF)
Asthma Knowledge Quiz (PDF)

Home Visiting Program assessment forms

The following are some of the database forms used for the Community Asthma Prevention Program of Philadelphia's Home Visiting Program. The forms are listed here in the order in which they are used in our program.

Follow-up Home Assessment Form (PDF) — Documents intervention maintenance
Referral Form (PDF) — Please fill out the referral form and fax it to 267-426-5774.

Questions

If you have any questions about our Home Visiting Program please call our main number: 215-590-5261 or send us an email at: capp1@chop.edu.

Patient Family Education materials

You may download these materials for educational use.

Asthma triggers (PDF)
Factores desencadenantes del asma (Spanish) (PDF)
Asthma: What is it? (PDF)
ASMA: Qui es? (Spanish) (PDF)
Avoid triggers that start asthma attacks (PDF)
Evite gatillos que el asma de inicio ataque (Spanish) (PDF)
What to do when an asthma attack starts (PDF)
Instrucciónes para tratar ataque de asma (Spanish) (PDF)
Diario para mi medidor de flujo maximo (Spanish) (PDF)

Asthma Medication Information sheets

Philadelphia Asthma Summit

For over 20 years, the Community Asthma Prevention Program has focused on fighting disparities in asthma through strong community ties, high performing collaborations and partnerships, integration of health care services, in-home asthma education by community health workers, and tailored environmental interventions to increase the effectiveness of care for children with asthma.

The annual Fighting Asthma Disparities Summit brings together doctors, nurses, regional and local public health officials, social workers, caregivers, community health workers and members of the community to increase awareness, provide education and encourage advocacy around disparities in pediatric asthma treatment.

The Summit is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, with support from the Community Asthma Prevention Program.

For more information about our Annual Summit, please visit this page.