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Sponsor a PACE Program – Physician
Asthma Care Education
Want to enhance health care delivery and health outcomes
for asthma patients? Get involved as a session leader or
organizer and you could bring about significant change in your
practice community.
PACE
seminars can be sponsored by:
- State and local physician specialty groups
- State and local medical societies
- Primary care associations
- Residency programs and AHECS
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- HMOs
- Asthma coalitions
- Lung health associations
- Hospital physician education programs
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PACE enables physicians to improve treatment decisions and
deliver asthma management counseling to patients. It
gives strategies that are easy to incorporate into office
practice and that impact the patient’s ability to retain and
use advice from the physician.
The 2-session, interactive,
multi-media
program teaches how to:
- Employ the best current therapies for asthma
- Communicate effectively with patients to foster their
practice of good asthma management
- Document, code, and improve asthma counseling
reimbursement
Sessions cover classification, assessment, and stepwise
treatment plans from the
most recent version of Guidelines for the Diagnosis and
Management of Asthma from the National Asthma Education
and Prevention Program. They also offer opportunities for
clinicians to discuss asthma cases and view videos on
effective patient education techniques.
In two
rigorous studies, patients of participating PACE
physicians had fewer days affected by asthma symptoms
and fewer emergency room visits.
PACE* was created by physicians and public health
professionals at the University of Michigan Center for
Managing Chronic Disease and their colleagues at Columbia
University.
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Review Teaching and Learning Materials
on the PACE
Web Site
The PACE curriculum
and materials
are available for free downloading on the NHLBI Web
site. They include:
- Speaker’s Guide with suggested teaching scripts
- Presentation Slides in Power Point
- Materials for Participants (Participant Binder
Materials)
- Videos to train seminar facilitators
- Videos on communication skills and patient teaching
techniques to show during the seminars
- Tips on how to organize, recruit participants, and
prepare for the sessions
- A contact list of master trainers
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* All PACE
materials, including the online resources and DVD, are copyrighted
by the Regents of the University of Michigan. Downloading and local
reproduction of materials for educational use is encouraged.
However, items should not be duplicated for sale or used for profit.
Credit should be given to the University of Michigan Center for
Managing Chronic Disease. HIN0708PACE
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