The newsletter is published quarterly and is your source for information on the latest Oregon Asthma Network activities and newly released resources, programs, and tools to help improve care and support for people with asthma in Oregon.

This report provides a compilation of data on asthma in Oregon. The report includes information on asthma prevalence, hospitalizations, deaths, management of asthma, pediatric asthma, and more.

This report identifies counties in Oregon experiencing higher rates of poorly controlled asthma among children ages 0-17 years old who are on the Oregon Health Plan.

Presents data from the Geographic Disparities in Pediatric Asthma Control report and provides information on resources for addresing disparities and improving asthma care for all children.

The Oregon Asthma Program conducted four focus groups in Fall 2007; two with people with asthma and two with caregivers of children with asthma.

The Oregon Asthma Resource Bank provides free, print-ready, clinically accurate, low-literacy, reliable asthma education handouts and provider tools.

The goals identified in the Oregon Asthma Leadership Plan help identify critical areas of focus to improve the qualtiy of life for all Oregonians with asthma.

This guide has been developed to steer efforts to improve the medical management of asthma and to define appropriate indicators for monitoring the quality of medical care provided to Oregonians with asthma.

This page contains links to information and resources for employers, healthcare providers, health plans, health systems, schools, and people with asthma and their caregivers.

Living Well programs are now available in many counties in Oregon. In addition, some counties are also offering Tomando Control de Su Salud - a Spanish-language version of Living Well - or Positive Self-Management for People with HIV/AIDS - a 7-week program specifically designed for people living with HIV/AIDS.