Raising awareness of inhaled allergen avoidance HDM, mould, pollen , dander-& improved indoor air quality alongside prescribed meds for asthma/allergic illness.
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ALT Infographic with blue background and white text that reads: "The findings of the Darzi Review confirm the concerns our members have been raising for years - our child health services are in crisis. Despite the best efforts of the child health workforce, chronic underinvestment and a lack of focus on children in health policy, has resulted in children in the UK having some of the worst health outcomes in Europe". The quote is signed by Dr Ronny Cheung, Officer for Health Services.
ALT Green and white infographic. Text reads: Follow the four steps to help manage your child’s asthma. 1. Make sure your child has an asthma action plan. Children with an asthma action plan are four times less likely to have to go to hospital for their asthma.
ALT Green background with white writing #AskAboutAsthma 1. Make sure your child has an asthma action plan. Children with an asthma action plan are four times less likely to have to go to hospital for their asthma. 2. Make sure you know how to use an inhaler. Getting the inhaler technique right with a spacer or facemask is one of the most important things you can do to help your child stay well. 3. Attend your child’s asthma review. Scheduling an asthma review once a year (and after every attack) can help children and young people to manage their symptoms. 4. Consider air pollution and its impact on lung health. Air pollution can trigger asthma, knowing the triggers can help children and young people to manage their condition.
ALT Green and white infographic. Text reads: Follow the four steps to help manage your child’s asthma. 1. Make sure your child has an asthma action plan. Children with an asthma action plan are four times less likely to have to go to hospital for their asthma.