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Community Crit PresentationRamya Mahalingam

Sophia Dalal Ivy Sokol Ben Snell 

Elizabeth McAvoy  Jeffrey Lam

Miranda Olson

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What are welooking at?

 

Asthma: The Rundown

THE LUNG

 

TRIGGERS

allergens

irritants

medicines sulfites

colds

exercise

THE LUNG

Asthma: The Rundown

 

MUCUS BUILDS UP

INFLAMMATION

AIRWAYS NARROW

Asthma: The Rundown

TRIGGERS

allergens

irritants

medicines sulfites

colds

exercise

 

MUCUS BUILDS UP

INFLAMMATION

AIRWAYS NARROW

SYMPTOMS

coughing

wheezing

chest tightness

shortnessof breath

Asthma: The Rundown

TRIGGERS

allergens

irritants

medicines sulfites

colds

exercise

 

percentage of children diagnosedwith asthma in the US9percentage of children diagnosed withasthma in RI11

23 percentage of children diagnosed withasthma in Providence

 

The number of children diagnosedwith asthma in Providence is

disproportionately high

 

Median Per Capita IncomeDensity of Children between 2 - 17 years

old, diagnosed with Asthma

$0 $100k$50k

 

Number of asthmarelated hospitalizationsfor African Americans = 3

Number of asthmarelated hospitalizations

for Caucasiansx

35

percentage of Caucasians taking daily asthma

medication

25

percentage ofAfrican Americans takingdaily asthma medication

23

percentage ofHispanics taking daily

asthma medication

 

There is a clear demographicdisparity in the incidence of asthma

attacks and access to medication

 

CommunityPartners

 

HARP+ Clear instructions from doctors

for asthma self-management

+ Culturally appropriateinterventions/treatment forminority patients

+ Environmental controlmeasures

– Families choose not to opt ininitially

– Limited funding: not a veryscalable model

 

PCI+ High follow up rates due to

personal contact and ease ofaccess

+ Initial asthma-related contactleads to other social work

– Focus on empowering childrento take charge of their ownasthma treatment

– 17 families, limited resourcesand funding

 

GHHI+ 29 point audit and

(separate) assessment

+ Streamlined funding applicationand assistance to variousgovernment funds

+ Scalable model & tools(handbook, compendium)

– Maintenance of deep-cleanedhome

– No standard for minimum levelof ‘clean’ to detect triggers

 

Our Areasof Focus

 

Community-basedshared solutions

Home triggerdetection andmaintenance

Education andcommunication

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 c l e a n i n g  

 m a t e r i a l s

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cleaning s ys tem

 

Thanks! :)

 

 AppendixAge-SpecificAsthma

Geographic HospitalizationResidence Age Rates

Rhode Island 0-17 11.6 %

  18-64 10.3

  65+ 10.9

Providence 0-17 23

  18-64 17.4

  65+ 19.7

Core Cities 0-17 22.1

18-64 14.2

65+ 13.9

Caucasian 17.0

AfricanAmerican

39.8

Hispanic 27.1

Percent of children between 0 - 17 years hospitalizedfor asthma attacks in Providence, RI from 2001-2007*