Tribal Asthma Home Visit Programs Marci Getz, MPH Asthma Disparities Project Coordinator Washington State Department of Health June15, 2011.

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Tribal Asthma Home Visit Programs Marci Getz, MPH Asthma Disparities Project Coordinator Washington State Department of Health June15, 2011

Presentation Outline Health disparities data Goals of project PGST Asthma Home Visit Program Evaluation Successes & barriers Starting an asthma home visit program

Health Disparities

Asthma Among WA AI/ANs Non-Hispanic AI/AN adults highest asthma rate in WA (16.9%) AI/AN adults have very poorly controlled asthma Native Americans were 3.1 times more likely to die from asthma as non-Hispanic whites

More Data

Risk Factors AI/AN Non-Hisp. White Annual household income less than $25,00037%16% Prevalence of current asthma among smokers17%11% % of individuals who smoke33%16% Someone had smoked in home in the last week28%11%

Project Goals 1.Reduce asthma-related health disparities in tribal communities 2.Build skills and capacity within Washington tribes to address asthma 3.Develop model for a tribal asthma home visit program

Selection Process Competitive process Diverse selection committee Clear eligibility criteria

Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe

Asthma Home Visits Home environmental assessments Trigger reduction Self-management education

Major Tasks Engage community Develop culturally appropriate program materials & protocols

Major Tasks Deliver home visit services Develop tribal program implementation guidebook

Evaluation Asthma Control Test BRFSS questions King Co. questions Quality of life, knowledge, & behavior change Process evaluation for first 15 families

Successes & Barriers Motivation & commitment Participants are reporting positive health outcomes: clearer understanding of preventative vs. rescue medications Multiple demands on the Community Health Representatives (CHR’s) time

Thinking of Starting a Program? Tribe with health clinic Project coordinator & home visitor(s) based in clinic, have access to medical records Home visit staff that are known in their community Transportation

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