Dissemination Planning Guide

Peer-review Journal Articles:

1. P.L. Splett, C.E. Erickson, S.B. Belseth, C. Jensen, Evaluation and Sustainability of the Healthy Learners Asthma Initiative.  Journal of School Health, Accepted.
2. C.E. Erickson, P.L. Splett, S.S. Mullett, M.B. Heiman
   The Healthy Learner Model for Student Chronic Condition Management  Journal of School Nursing, 2006. 22(6): 310 - 318.
3. C.E. Erickson, P.L. Splett, S.S. Mullett, S. B. Belseth, C. Jensen
   The Healthy Learner Model for Student Chronic Condition Management
   - Part II: The Asthma Initiative Journal of School Nursing, 2006. 22(6): 319 - 329.
4. Shutske K, Baker D, Zustiak T, Carlson A, Van Riper, K. 2009.
   Teachable Moments: Asthma education in the emergency department
   American Nurse Today. 4:8. 24-27.

Lay/Non-peer Review Articles:

1. Examples of Local School District Action: Minneapolis Public Schools. School Governance and Leadership. Spring 2003, p9.
2. Healthy Learner Asthma Initiative continues to have impact locally and nationally. Healthy Learners News, Fall 2003                                                  
3. Bisson Belseth, S.  Care Coordination: Minneapolis Public Schools.  Health in Action, vol 2(2), p19                                                             
4. Asthma Initiative Scores Successes. Healthy Learners News, Spring 2004.     
5. Lerner, M. School asthma programs to be expanded.  Minneapolis Star Tribune, November 1, 2003                                                                       
6. Lerner, M. Asthma Initiative helps schoolkids breathe easier.   Minneapolis Star Tribune, February 4, 2003.                                                                           
7. Towers, D.  Asthma Education.   HealthEast RCP News and You, Winter 2004.
8. Media release of May 2002 Asthma Sharing Conference and the Minnesota Asthma Information Center, May 12, 2004.                                                  
9. Healthy Learners Asthma Initiative in the National School Health Nurse publication (winter 2004)                                                                                             
10. Peota, C.  Minneapolis Is Model of School-based Asthma Care.  Minnesota Medicine, May 2004                                                                                        
11. ALAMN Staff.  Quiet Killer.   Care Providers of Minnesota (electronic newsletter), June 14, 2004                                                                                        
12. A breath of fresh air: Chronic lung problems can be especially hard on older adults.  Good Age, August 2004, p 24                                                           
13. Reece, R. L. (ie Aquilina, D.)  Educational program aims to improve asthma management in primary care.   Physician Practice Options, March 2005, p3.
14. Asthma: For a child who needs an inhaler, it’s a matter of life and breath.   In: Special Report: Prescription for Health: How Schools are Meeting the Challenges.   American School Board Journal, March 2005.                                                    
15. EACH Program in Project Portrait.  Greater Minneapolis Day Care Association Newsletter, July 2005.
16. Helm, T. (with Aquilina, D.)  Advancing asthma management: asthma care education and improved outcomes.   Minnesota Medicine, vol 88, July 2005.          
17. Reece, R. (ie Aquilina, D).  Collaboration helps control asthma.  Physician Practice Options, September 2005.

Conference Presentations

1. Splett, Erickson, Bisson-Belseth, Jenson.
   Evaluation and Sustainability of the Healthy Learners Asthma Initiative.
   Journal of School Health. August 2006 Special Edition. 278-284
2. Smestad, L, Carlson, A, et al. Creating healthy environments for early learning: the Greater Minneapolis Daycare Association HEEL experience. Oral presentation. Promoting Healthy Environments for Children: Social and Physical Environments Conference, St Paul, September 26-27, 2005.
3. Heins, J.  Forging Coalition in Controlling Asthma in American Cities Project.  Oral presentation, Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists, Albuqerque, NM, June 6, 2005.
4. Heins, J, Griffin, T.  Tapping into collective wisdom and expertise:  An effective community-based strategic planning process.   Breakout session oral presentation, DHPE/CDC Conference, Minneapolis, May 26, 2005                
5. King-Schultz, L, Hagen, L.  Utilizing community clinics to deliver group asthma education to non-English speaking patients and families.  Roundtable discussion session, DHPE/CDC Conference, Minneapolis, May 25, 2005.    
6. Challenges of reaching the underserved: providing community asthma education to minority populations.  Breakout session oral presentation.  Community Health Solutions Conference, Tampa, March 3-5, 2005                          
7. Carlson, A, Heins Nesvold, J, King-Schultz, L.  Utilizing multiple data sources to understand disparities and focus asthma interventions in Minneapolis/St. Paul. Poster session, CDC Chronic Disease Conference, Atlanta, March 1-3, 2005
8. Asthma Initiative in Schools. National Asthma Conference in Atlanta, , April 2004.                               
9. Coalition process evaluation. National Asthma Conference in Atlanta, , April 2004                               
10. State-local partnerships.  National Asthma Conference in Atlanta, Georgia, April 2004.
11. Presentation of School Interventions.  Minnesota Type School Nurse Conference, January 2004.