Community Advisory Board
The Chicago Asthma Consortium's Community Advisory Board is a group of adults with asthma, caregivers of children living with asthma, community educators, community leaders and representatives from patient advocacy organizations concerned about asthma. The Board is designed to be a link between those working in asthma and the community to ensure that the community and patient perspective is included in programs and research targeting asthma.The Board usually meets quarterly throughout the year, and has provided consultation to 3-6 Chicago-based research projects.
If you have a project you'd like us to evaluate, please contact us at info@chicagoasthma.org with details. Thank you!
Members
Angela Blacher Lorraine Bogan Gay Chisum Meredith Davis | Pamela Dominguez Onna Ford-Kendrick Felicia Fuller Helen Hammond Redding | B. Louise Giles Shonda King Rhonda Lay Molly Martin | Sharmilee Nyenhuis Leretha Thomas Madeline Woodberry |
- To help researchers understand the outcomes that are important to people affected by asthma
- To provide researchers with input on their research and links to the community
- To inform the community about the wide range of asthma research being conducted in Chicago
- To provide insight into educational and advocacy needs in the community
- Especially focused on decreasing asthma health disparities that are particularly prevalent in neighborhoods on the south and west sides of Chicago
Consultation Request Form
Consensus Statement (in development)
Research Consultants Provided
- Asthma Action at Erie
- Coordinated Healthcare Interventions for Childhood Asthma Gaps in Outcomes (CHICAGO Plan)
- CHICAGO Collaboration II
- Chicago Area Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Network (CAPriCORN)
- Comprehensive School-based Approach to Improve Asthma Outcomes
- Helping Chicago’s Westside Adults Breathe and Thrive
- Self-carry in schools project
Events | Education
| Asthma News
| Asthma Resources CAC
collaborates with and provides information and resources for a variety
of community partners including schools, housing providers, and others. |
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