Asthma On Air
Asthma On Air
Podcast Description
Welcome! Here at Asthma On Air, we dive into the science, policies, and personal stories shaping the way we understand and manage asthma in today’s world. From air quality to healthcare disparities, each episode unpacks the critical issues affecting those living with respiratory conditions. Whether you're a patient, healthcare provider, or just curious about the air we all share, tune in to hear fresh insights and expert voices about asthma!
This podcast is hosted by the Illinois Health Evaluation Collaborative, which works closely with the Illinois Asthma Program.
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Content Themes
The podcast addresses various themes related to asthma, including air quality, healthcare disparities, and the lived experiences of patients. Upcoming episodes will delve into topics like the effect of climate change on respiratory health and strategies for managing asthma in school settings, providing valuable insights for both patients and healthcare professionals.
Welcome! Here at Asthma On Air, we dive into the science, policies, and personal stories shaping the way we understand and manage asthma in today’s world. From air quality to healthcare disparities, each episode unpacks the critical issues affecting those living with respiratory conditions. Whether you’re a patient, healthcare provider, or just curious about the air we all share, tune in to hear fresh insights and expert voices about asthma!
This podcast is hosted by the Illinois Health Evaluation Collaborative, which works closely with the Illinois Asthma Program.
In the third episode of our series on respiratory health, we transition to discussing one treatment option for asthma, home visiting. With input from Rhonda Lay, we discuss the evolution of the field, how it works to address asthma and social determinants of health, virtual options, and future directions.
Rhonda Lay, from Sinai Urban Health Institute, has spent 15 years working with asthma patients on the West Side of Chicago. Initially an asthma educator, she currently serves as a senior community health worker (CHW), senior consultant, and facilitator for the CROWD program, which trains and educates other CHWs nationwide.
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