2024 NC Asthma Summit: Asthma Management with a SMARTT Approach

May 8–May 9, 2024 Closed Allied Health Nursing

2024 NC Asthma Summit: Asthma Management with a SMARTT Approach

Description

Online registration has been closed. Walk-in only spots are available for this summit.


Kick off Asthma and Allergy Awareness month at this interprofessional Summit, with an optional pre-Summit afternoon educational activity by the Association of Asthma Educators (AAE). Learn more about a "SMARTT" (Social Determinants of Health, Management/Medications, Asthma Guidelines, Reality/Recommendation/Research, Triggers and Tools) approach to care of persons with asthma. Exhibitors will be on-site at the Summit with information about asthma-related products and services. The Summit is a collaboration between MAHEC and the Asthma Alliance of North Carolina (AANC).

MAIN EVENT
2024 NC Asthma Summit: Asthma Management with the SMARTT Approach
May 9, 2024 | 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM

*The optional pre-Summit AAE Educational Activity is the afternoon of May 8, 2024 from 12 - 4 PM.
Becoming an Asthma Educator and Care Manager (BAECM)
For more information and to register, go to the AAE course weblink.

In collaboration with

AANC


Lodging

While there are no hotel blocks available this year, there are a few affordable, nearby hotels from which to choose. Search for hotels near the event venue address:
St. Mark's Church
1230 St. Mark's Church Road
Burlington, NC 27215

Participant information will be shared with the AANC.

Target Audience

Health Educators; Healthcare Professionals including Nurses, Respiratory Therapists and other interested professionals.

Objectives

  • Discuss the social determinants of health related to asthma
  • Compare current management strategies and medications for asthma
  • Incorporate the current best practice guidelines into asthma care
  • Relate the latest in recommendations and research for asthma care
  • List the potential indoor and outdoor triggers of asthma
  • Recognize and treat asthma exacerbations related to allergy trigger(s)
  • Utilize proper technique for use of asthma-related devices

Faculty

  • Allison J. Burbank, MD
  • Candace G. Cahoon, MHS RCP RRT CPFT AE-C
  • Karla J. DeHaven, RN, BSN, NCSN, CCHC-C
  • Lisa B. Feierstein, BSN RN MBA
  • Neasha B. Graves, MPA
  • Sarah Hatcher, PhD
  • Ruth R. Medlin, BSN, RN, AE-C
  • Ray Riordan, MS
  • Jeanine M. Sharpe, BSW, MSW, ACSW
  • Amy Trees, BS, RCP, AE-C, RPFT
  • Karin Yeatts, PhD

Fees

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