How Asthma-Friendly Is Your Child-Care Setting?

National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute: People, Science, Health

TEXT SIZE: S M L
HOME	SITE INDEX	CONTACT US

TIPS ADVANCED SEARCH

NHLBI Home

	Information for Patients & the Public
	Diseases and Conditions Index
	Heart & Vascular Information
	Lung Information
	Blood Information
	Sleep Information
	Health Assessment Tools
	Educational Tutorials
	NHLBI Health Information Center
	Education Campaigns
	NHLBI Express
	FYI from the NHLBI

Information for Health Professionals

Information for Researchers

Funding, Training, & Policies

Clinical Trials

Networks & Outreach

News & Events Center

About NHLBI

	View Cart
	Checkout
	Order Status
	Log Out

Home » Information for Patients and the Public » Lung Disease Information

NHLBI Educational Materials Catalog: How Asthma Friendly Is Your Childcare Setting?

How Asthma Friendly Is Your Childcare Setting?

The Checklist is a seven-item list in a scorecard format that can be used by parents and child-care providers to help pinpoint specific areas that may cause problems for children with asthma. It is available in English and Spanish. It is accompanied by an extensive list of organizations that can serve as useful resources to child-care staff to make asthma-friendly changes in their environment.

Also available in Spanish.

Item No.:	56-034N
Availability:	Web/HTML
Format:	Use for E-ITEMs with no NHLBI pub number : Black + White
Page Count:	2 pages
Subject:	Asthma
Audience:	Health Professionals and General Public
Language:	English
Size:	8.5 in. X 11 in.
Date of Publication:	2000


5/4/2007 3:15:07 PM
6/24/2003 12:34:51 PM Simple and helpful. Though the information supplied is pretty rudimentary, it is a helpful checklist to present to a daycare provider.

HOME · SEARCH · ACCESSIBILITY · SITE INDEX · OTHER SITES · PRIVACY STATEMENT · FOIA · CONTACT US

Department of Health and Human Services

National Institutes of Health

National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute