Cecelia Hall

one of my greatest achievements was when I was working at Columbia Public Health where I worked in a Team of MD, RN & MA while working in this team I wrote up a Asthma day for kids that included all lour patients kids aged 7-13yrs. They would check in with our designated person receive a Passport stamp then see the MA (me) get all vitals immunizations blood draws receive their next Passport stamp then off to the RN who would complete any paperwork needed for the Asthma check or school the receive their next Passport stamp then off to the pharmacist who would make sure all asthma patients had an asthma chamber refill any meds needed receive fourth Passport stamp then lastly gather in conference room where we had healthy snacks, string cheese, bottled waster, apples, oranges, popcorn. After we collected all patients the MD's would do a Q & I questions targeted for Asthma then the kids would play games such as pen-the-lungs on the person (I came up with that one) after playing games wining prizes the end of their visit would receive their final passport stamp and a certificate of completing Annual Asthma Class!