The Asthma Program supports, through a CDC grant, a home-based asthma intervention for clients whose asthma is poorly controlled. The asthma intervention, called “Putting on AIRS” is provided through the _________________ (name of LHD), one of the fiduciaries of the grant. The intervention consists in providing asthma education, ensuring that patients understand their medications, how and when to use them, asking them to demonstrate back how to inhale their medications. For the home intervention to be very effective, it is essential that the patient receives an Asthma Action Plan. This enables the client to better understand how to manage their asthma. In addition, the intervention involves an assessment of environmental triggers in the
