Second Family Visit

Action Plans, Triggers, and Inhaler Technique

Before Family Visit 2

Following the December break, schedule Visit Two

Remind families of the visit

Send 1 week and 24-hour reminders to caregivers with a note to complete these before the visit:

  • Post-Baseline Demographics Survey (if it has not been completed)
  • Pre-Visit Survey
  • REDCap will automatically send surveys to family email

Review
To understand the student’s asthma, prior to visit review:

  • Post-Baseline Demographics Survey
  • Pre-Visit survey

 

Forms

Help family complete survey forms if they have not yet. You can find PDF versions on the REDCap Page.

  • Follow up Questionnaire
  • SDOH Follow up, if appropriate

 

EDUCATIONAL TOPICS

 

Asthma Action Plans

 

Care Plans

Colorado Asthma Care Plan and Medication Order for Schools and Childcare Settings

Asthma Triggers

Tailor to individual needs

Inhalers

Review inhaler technique and coach for accuracy

    Share Materials

    Share Visit 2 Asthma Education Materials with Family (see sidebar)

    Wrap-up

    Schedule Visit 3 using Visit 3 Scheduling Log

    Ask family their preferred gift card and report in visit 2 log.

    Immediately after Visit

    • Send HCP letter if child’s asthma is poorly controlled or there are outstanding case management issues. 
    • Email or text asthma education materials to family for reinforcement

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      Two weeks after

      Complete a SDOH 2-week Check In if new resources were provided during the visit

       

       

       

       

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