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New Jersey Law requires school nurses to have an asthma treatment plan on file for students with asthma.

The PACNJ Asthma Treatment Plan is the only plan approved by the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services as meeting all the requirements of the NJ Law.

The PACNJ Asthma Treatment Plan was tested on a small sample of primary care physicians and 84% agreed that this plan significantly improved their ability to provide an asthma management plan to their patients compared to the one they were currently using.

Print the PACNJ Asthma Treatment Plan

English

Chinese French Creole Gujarati
Korean   Portuguese Spanish  Tagalog

Print and Save the Fillable PACNJ Asthma Treatment Plan
to save to your computer - attach to patient electronic medical records
For Health Care Providers prescribing medications to manage asthma

English Fillable/Savable

English/Spanish Fillable/Savable
(fill in the English section of the plan and the Spanish version will be completed simultaneously)
 

Fillable/Savable PDF Printing instructions -For optimal printing results do the following:

1. Before downloading the plan, save one of the "fillable/savable" treatment plans above to your computer by right clicking on the file name and choosing "Save Target As"

2. After saving the Plan as a file on your computer, open it and choose one of the options below found on the bottom of the English Treatment Plan -

  • click on the "Print only selected Medicines" button and only the medications you have selected will print along with anything else you have completed on the plan

    OR
     
  • Click on the "Print Blank Form" button and all of the medications listed will print (including those you have selected) and anything else you have completed on the plan

For assistance using these new fillable/savable PDFs or to give us your feedback
please email info@pacnj.org
 

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                                              Discuss ways to control asthma triggers with your patients.

              English Top Ten     Chinese Top Ten             French Creole Top Ten     Gujarati Top Ten

              Korean Top Ten     Portuguese Top Ten     Spanish Top Ten
                Tagalog Top Ten

 

PACNJ Quality Care Task Force
Goal: Works to ensure New Jersey Health Care Providers will diagnose and treat asthma based on best practices as provided by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) Guidelines for managing asthma, and New Jersey Health Insurance plans will offer coverage to support best practice and referral to specialty care.

Co-chair
Arnold Finkel, MD
Horizon NJ Health

Co-chair
Roberto Nachajon, MD
St. Joseph's Children's Hospital

Co-chair
Robyn D'Oria, MA, RNC, APN
Central NJ Maternal and Child Health Consortium

Co-chair
Arthur Torre, MD
NJ, Allergy, Asthma and Immunology Society

PACNJ Evaluation Task Force
Goal:
Programs and interventions will be evidenced based and their evaluation data driven

Co-chair
Melissa Vezina, MPH
Research Scientist, New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Service
Chronic Disease Prevention and Control

Co-chair
Stanley H. Weiss, MD, FACP, FACE
Professor of Preventive Medicine and Community Health
UMDNJ-NJ Medical School
Asthma Friendly
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Since 2001 The Pediatric/Adult Asthma Coalition of New Jersey, sponsored by the American Lung Association of New Jersey, has been awarded grants from the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services, with funds provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention under the current Co-operative Agreement 5U59EH000206-2. Additional funding has been provided by the United States Environmental Protection Agency under the current Agreements XA97256707-1, XA98284401-4 and XA97250908-0; and through the Health Resources and Services Administration via Mount Sinai School of Medicine. These state and federal grants total $1,396,376 and represent 93% of the total amount of grants received to date in support of the Coalition. The remaining 7% of funding for the PACNJ was provided by corporate grants in the amount of $93,500. (October 2008) Sponsored by