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Health providers target Detroit's child asthma woes
The Detroit News But promising projects are underway to combat childhood asthma in Detroit, such as home visits by asthma educators like Elizabeth Milton, who teaches preventive measures to Micheal's mom, Cassandra Debrowsky, while providing the moral support often … |
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How providers are harnessing asthma apps
mHealthNews As in any new market, asthma solution providers like AsthmaMD aim to give potential customers what they want. In the case of AsthmaMD co-founder Dr. Sam Pejham knows that the professional healthcare market wants crowdsourced data to help find … |
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Child With Asthma? New Certification Ensures Child Care Providers Are Equipped
Patch.com “Parents have so many options when it comes to child care providers and the designations can help as they make their decisions,” said Consuela Edmond, Asthma Program coordinator. “It lets consumers know that child care providers who have been through … |
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Study shows Center for Family Health ranks among top providers treating …
The Jackson Citizen Patriot – MLive.com nd_asthma_illustration1.jpg The Center for Family Health took top ranks for correctly using drugs to control 94 percent of its patients' asthma. JACKSON, MI – The Center for Family Health was ranked among the top 25 percent of national healthcare … |
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Virginia legislators seek to link health impacts, regulation of power providers
Washington Post They'll be joined by an asthma sufferer. The two say Virginia's electric utilities generate pollution that causes a range of illnesses costing the state and leading to premature deaths. They'll illustrate the problem with a map showing areas hardest … |
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Providers often prescribe antibiotics during asthma-related ambulatory care visits
Pediatric SuperSite Sixteen percent of asthma-related office and emergency department visits from 1998 to 2007 resulted in the prescription of an antibiotic, despite the fact that these visits did not have an ICD-9 code that would justify the use of an antibiotic, … |
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