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COVID-19 & Asthma Resources
This video was recorded on March 20, 2020. COVID 19 information changes daily.
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CDC now states that people with moderate to severe asthma may be at higher risk of getting very sick from COVID-19
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CDC now advises everyone to wear a mask in public.
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COVID-19: What asthmatics need to know
Does having asthma increase your chances of COVID-19? Are you more susceptible of becoming critically ill with this virus?
SaferCare Texas' Project Coordinator, Kim Nguyen, delivers critical information for those with respiratory complications.
Below is a compiled list of back-to-school resources and recommendations our asthmatic community can use to prepare and learn more about COVID-19.
Title | Audience | View Resource |
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AAFA COVID-19 and Asthma Toolkit for Schools | School Nurse | Download |
AAN Asthma and COVID-19 Need to Know | School Nurse | Download |
Asthma 411 in Action - CEU | Caregivers, School Nurse, Teachers | Download |
Asthma Care at School Post Covid-19 Outbreak | School Nurse | Download |
Back to School with Asthma Checklist | Caregivers, School Nurse | Download |
Back to School with Asthma Checklist - Arabic | Caregivers, School Nurse | Download |
Back to School with Asthma Checklist - French | Caregivers, School Nurse | Download |
Back to School with Asthma Checklist - Spanish | Caregivers, School Nurse | Download |
Back to School with Asthma Checklist - Vietnamese | Caregivers, School Nurse | Download |
CDC FAQs for Administrators, Teachers, and Parents | School Nurse, Healthcare Provider | Download |
COVID-19 Classroom Posters and Handouts | Students, Teachers | Download |
COVID-19 Symptoms Chart | School Nurse | Download |
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