Accessing Asthma Management in Wyoming's Mountains

GrantID: 75889

Grant Funding Amount Low: $40,000

Deadline: Ongoing

Grant Amount High: $100,000

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If you are located in Wyoming and working in the area of Science, Technology Research & Development, this funding opportunity may be a good fit. For more relevant grant options that support your work and priorities, visit The Grant Portal and use the Search Grant tool to find opportunities.

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Wyoming's mountainous regions present a unique barrier to effective asthma management due to altitude-related exacerbation risks. According to the 2022 Wyoming Asthma Surveillance Report, counties with higher average elevations, such as Teton and Sublette, experience asthma hospitalization rates 50% higher than the state average. Families in these regions face significant challenges in managing asthma due to limited access to specialists and a lack of environmental trigger education. The Mountainous Asthma Management project addresses this barrier by developing an altitude-adjusted asthma management protocol, utilizing data analytics to predict exacerbation risks, and deploying community health workers to educate families on environmental triggers and medication adherence. Wyoming's frontier county designation and extreme rural delivery capacity requirements make it distinct from neighboring Colorado, where applications focus more on urban asthma management. Who Faces Asthma Management Challenges in Wyoming? Residents of Wyoming's mountainous regions, particularly families with children, are disproportionately affected by asthma due to the unique environmental conditions. These communities face significant barriers to effective asthma management, including limited access to specialists and a lack of targeted education. Wyoming's Asthma Management Landscape ## Understanding Altitude-Related Risks Wyoming's mountainous terrain creates a distinct set of challenges for asthma management, with elevation-related exacerbation risks being a primary concern. By developing an altitude-adjusted protocol, the Mountainous Asthma Management project aims to reduce hospitalization rates and improve quality of life for families in these regions. ## Funding Priorities in Wyoming Funding will prioritize projects that demonstrate a clear understanding of Wyoming's mountainous terrain and propose targeted interventions to address altitude-related asthma exacerbation risks. Projects that leverage data analytics and community health workers to educate families on environmental triggers and medication adherence will be given special consideration.

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