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The Association of Asthma Educators is the premiere inter-professional organization striving for excellence to raise the competency of diverse individuals who educate

patients and families living with asthma.

ANNUAL CONFERENCEThe Year of the Educator: Diagnose, Treat, Educate- Repeat

Hotel Information: Reservation MethodAll reservations for the conference will be made individually by your guests. The 2020 Annual Conference will be held at the Radisson Blu Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota une 12, 13 and 14 with our Pre-Conference Pharmacology Course on Thursday, une 11. Individuals may begin booking their rooms online by using the weblink:HEREOr by calling toll free 800.333.3333 and refer to the group name and promo code:ASTHMA

IMPORTANT:The final date to secure accommodations at the contracted rate is May 1, 2020

Reservation BillingThe following charges will be applied, per night, to each individual guest s folio:

169 Suite Rate, plus tax Transportation:How to get to the Radisson Blu Mall of America2100 illebrew Drive,Bloomington,Minnesota 55425,United States From Minneapolis Saint Paul International AirportBy shuttle:Contact the hotel after your arrival to arrange a pickup with our complimentary airport shuttle service, which runs from 5 a.m. to 11p.m. Please note that our complimentary service is based on availability at the time of your request.By bus:From lumack Drive and Terminal 1 Lindbergh Upper, take Bus 54 to the MOA transit station located beside the hotel.By train:From Terminal 1 Lindbergh Station, take the Blue light rail line to the MOA transit station.By car:The hotel is only 6.5 miles from the MSP airport via I-494 W, which is typically the fastest route.From Mall of America transit stationOn foot:From the MOA transit station, you can head right through the mall and across the skyway for a quick walk to the hotel.

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2020 AAE Annual Conference Planning CommitteeCo-Chairs

Karen L. Gregory, DNP, APRN, CNS, RRT, AE-C, FAARC Susan Ross, RN Clinical Advisor, AE-C

Mona Tsoukleris, MS, PharmD Sally Schoessler, MSEd, BSN, RN, AE-CLagena Fant CME CoordinatorSharon Lemley AE-C, RNTeresa Summe AE-C, RRTTracy Marquette, RRT, AE-C |Melinda Shuler, MHS, RCP, CTTS, HHS, AE-C, BS, RCP, RRT Pam Doloszycki APN AE-CJulio Rebolledo, AE-C, PharmDDee Mallam, RN, AE-CWendy Pingleton, APRN, CNP to conference committeeStefanie Rollins, APRN, CNPLynne AbbottAustin CompanionMolly Ekstrand

AAE Administrators Heather Smink Roseann Stadler

The Association of Asthma Educators is the premiere inter-professional organization striving for excellence to raise the competency of diverse individuals who educate patients and

families living with asthma.

Association of Asthma Educators 2020 Annual Conference The Year of the Educator: Diagnose, Treat, Educate, Repeat

The Association of Asthma Educators (AAE) is the premier national nonprofit organization devoted to excellence and raising the competency of diverse individuals who educate patients and families living with asthma. The AAE Annual Conference is the most prominent educational offering of AAE, drawing over 300 asthma educators from all professions – physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, respiratory therapists, pharmacists, health-system, clinic, school, and public health nurses, community health workers, and athletic trainers. The common denominator of our conference attendees is passion for improving asthma care through asthma education. The inter-professional nature of the AAE Conference makes it unique as attendees gain new knowledge, skills, ideas, and insights to improve patient care when they return to their practice sites. Our multi-day medical conference will offer 26.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM.

Bloomington, Minnesota at The Mall of America is the site of our 2020 Conference to be held June 12 - 14, 2020, with the Pharmacology Preconference on June 11, 2020.

AAE has a long history of producing excellent and widely acclaimed inter-professional asthma education materials and training programs. Our dedicated learners are committed to continually improving the asthma care and education they provide to a growing number of increasingly diverse individuals and families affected by this dangerous, expensive, and common condition. Our goal is to provide state of the art information to our diverse asthma educators to elevate their practice to the next era of health care. Because asthma disproportionally affects underserved populations in the US, reaching culturally diverse patients requires understanding of asthma pathobiology and an individualized approach to both pharmacotherapy and education to achieve asthma control. Your support will facilitate dissemination of our innovative education programs to 1000’s of health care providers in 2020.

Your support, presence, and shared knowledge as Industry Professionals assists our members and attendees to manage asthma more effectively and makes our conference a highly effective learning opportunity. Without this support, we cannot serve asthma educators in diagnosing, educating, and teaching their patients. Product theaters and sponsorships provide a wealth of knowledge that extends well after the conference. Our attendees confidently share their new knowledge and insights as they return home and reach out to prescribers, practices, colleagues, families and patients in the days, months and years to follow. Attendees share their new knowledge about medications, digital health devices, biologics, and other controllers and rescue aids in a highly effective manner, not only with prescribers and colleagues, but also with their patients. Furthermore, these educators work directly with patients that they serve in the community resulting in increased adherence with therapy.

We appeal to you for your financial support, sponsorship, and presence to make our 2020 Annual Conference and all our programs possible. Our conference attracts approximately 300 - 350 medical professionals from across the country. Attendees include both prescribers and support personnel - physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, respiratory therapists, pharmacists, nurses, community health workers, and athletic trainers, making our conference a unique opportunity to reach a highly competent, diverse, and influential target group.

We appreciate what you offer in asthma management and hope we can count on you in 2020. Thank you in advance for your consideration. Again, we thank you for your commitment to education and your support of this important program. Through your

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Melinda Shuler AE-C, BSBA, RCP, RRT, CTTS, HHS,

Vice President

Dewey Hahlbohm PA-C, AE-C

Treasurer

Julio Rebolledo AE-C, PharmD Secretary

Lorene Alba, MPH, AE-C

Board of Directors

Tracy Marquette AE-C, RRT

Sharon Lemley RN, AE-C

Lynne Abbott AE-C, MSN, RN

Elisa Thompson, APRN, MSN, NP-C

Kevin Collins

AE-C, BS, CPFT, MS, RPFT, RRT

Mark Hoffman PhD

Ezinne Chinemere, AE-C

support and sponsorship, AAE will be able to increase its reach to improve asthma outcomes and appropriate use of asthma medications, biologics, and devices.

Sincerely yours,

Mona Tsoukleris, PharmD, MS Karen L Gregory, DNP, APRN, CNS, RRT, AE-C, FAARC President, Association of Asthma Educators AAE 2020 Conference Co-Chair Emeritus Professor, University of Maryland Baltimore Assistant Professor, Georgetown University 2020 Conference Board Liaison Oklahoma Allergy and Asthma Clinic

Association of Asthma Educators: 2020 Annual Conference The Year of the Educator: Diagnose, Treat, Educate, Repeat

Payee INFORMATION: Association of Asthma Educators AAE tax ID # 58-2386990

ADMIN Contact information: admin@asthmaeducators.org or 215-353-2477 70 Buckwalter Road Suite 900, Box 330 Royersford, PA 19468

Association of Asthma Educators Course Offerings

In addition to AAE’s Annual Conference, we also offer: Asthma AE-C Certification Prep Course: Present an in-depth review of asthma education based on the National Asthma Educator Certification Board (NAECB) detailed content outline. 12 Contact Hours

Objectives: (1) Explain trends in asthma prevalence. (2) Determine individual patient’s levels of severity and control. (3) Evaluate barriers to adherence as they apply to self-assessment and self-management of asthma. (4) Utilizing problem based learning, optimize a plan of care for patients’ with asthma.

Becoming an Asthma Educator and Care Manager (BAECM) Course: This course is dedicated to teaching participants to holistically approach the education of patients and families with asthma. Care topics discussed are asthma prevalence, goals of therapy, pathophysiology, controlling factors that contribute to severity, pharmacotherapy, medical administration, monitor symptoms, co-morbidities, and optimizing education. Application of core topics is reviewed through interactive case studies.

Learning Objectives: 4 Contact Hours

Describe the Burden of Asthma in the US

Outline key components of Asthma management from the EPR-3 NHLBI Clinical Asthma Guidelines.

Optimize inspiratory flow for given inhalation devices.

Evaluate patients and caregivers’ educational need and select management tools to optimize partnerships in care.

Community Health Worker Certification Course. prepare entry-level community health workers (CHW) to effectively provide basic asthma management education. The program is available to community and healthcare organizations with an interest in enabling staff and volunteers to improve the care and understanding of the disease for patients and families living with asthma.

Association of Asthma Educators 2020 Annual Conference

Year of the Educator: Diagnose, Treat, Educate, Repeat

Radisson Blu at Mall of America Bloomington, Minnesota

June 12-14, 2020

Conference objectives

1. Discuss current asthma guidelines on implementation of individualized asthma management,treatment strategies and patient education.

2. Describe endotypes based on pathophysiological principles and clinical outcomes in patients withasthma, Asthma/COPD Overlap and allergic diseases.

3. Identify the role of biologics in targeting specific inflammatory pathways.

4. Discuss emerging strategies of personalized medicine in the treatment of asthma and Asthma/COPDOverlap.

5. Describe timely concepts of asthma disparities that asthma educators must address to improve patientoutcomes.

6. Highlight the importance of transitioning teens and young adults with asthma and factors affectingtheir vulnerability.

7. Examine the epidemic growth of vaping and the social and biologic factors influencing vaping.

8. Evaluate the effects of motivational interviewing on achieving asthma control.

9. Discuss the athletic trainer’s role in asthma management.

10. Identify emerging treatments and clinical findings reported in the asthma literature.

AAE Exhibit Hall Information At-A-Glance

Special offering! Pre-conference Pharmacology Course:We will have a one-day Pharmacology Course. This event will be targeting Advance Practice Nurses (nurse practitioners, clinical nurse specialists), Pharmacists, and Physician Assistants who are interested in a thorough review of the pharmacotherapy used in managing asthma and related conditions.

Conference Accreditation: Seeking Category 1 AMA CME Credits

Sponsorship opportunities are available for this event upon request. Please contact the AAE administrators if you are interested sponsoring the event or to sponsor a breakfast or lunch.

Conference Exhibit Hours and Special Sponsorship Opportunities:

June 11, 2020: Pre-conference. Exhibitor Setup 2:00 pm - 5:00pmAsk us about the Community Service Project and how you can help! These times are subject to change if we cannot secure the vendor area we may require setup Friday morning.

June 12, 2020: Exhibit Hall : 7:00am - 8:00am, 9:45 - 10:30am, 12:00pm - 1: 15pm Breakfast (Product Theatre-Sponsorship available) Lunch (Product Theatre-Sponsorship available)

Poster session : 2:45 - 3:30pm, 5:30 - 7:00pm Grand Reception/Meet and Greet/Hors d’oeuvres in the Exhibit Hall, prescribers, educators, and medical professionals networking for the good of Asthma.

June 13, 2020: Registration and Check in 6:45am - 7:15am Product Theatre Breakfast. 7:15am Exhibit Hall Hours: 10:00am - 10:30am12:15pm - 1:15pm (Product Theatre-Sponsorship available) 2:45pm - Final break 3:00 Break down exhibits.

June 14, 2020: Sponsorships: Product Theatre Available

AAE Conference Exhibitor Contacts: Heather Smink 215-353-2477

Roseann Stadler 610-772-0661 admin@asthmaeducators.org 888-988-7747

Each of these Product Theatres is associated with a meal. Breakfast, Lunch orDinner and will be very well-attended by our conference attendees. The AAEConference schedule has been designed to allow for several excellent times tohave high volume exhibit times to help you interact with the attendees in asignificant way. We want this to be a Win-Win situation!

Opportunities and Benefits for Exhibitors and Sponsors: $1,000/Single Exhibitor Space

All exhibitors and sponsors receive the following Benefits Package:

1. Recognition of sponsorship on all printed materials distributed to theconference attendees2. The right to place approved materials into the AAE Conference bag3. Complimentary registration for one representative. Additional representativesmay attend sessions at the AAE member rate4. 8 by 10 Exhibition booth space5. Conference attendee list with emails

New this year: AAE will record the product theater presentation and provide them to the sponsor in raw footage. Sponsor will have full rights to it for editing and use beyond the AAE event for training and other marketing resources.

Sponsorship as an Accredited Hour. $10,000-$25,000

• The requirements of the sponsor must meet industry requirements• This hour will be unopposed and AAE will be listed as a Co-provider of

the industry sponsorPlease contact AAE administrators for assistance.

Levels of Sponsorship Product Theatre Platinum Sponsorship: $10,000-$25,000 Product theaters: 30-60 - minute marketing presentations about your company’s products or services. These sessions do not offer CME credit; rather, they give exhibitors the freedom to create a presentation centered on their company’s products. This is a 30/60-minute time slot. Each time slot includes:

• Seating for up to 200 people. (Typically, during meals)• Program signage outside the theater (no more than 10 feet from entrance toProduct Theater).• New this year! Recording of the product theater provided to the sponsor asfootage. Sponsor will have full rights to it for editing and use beyond the AAE eventfor training and other marketing uses.• On site admission tracking.• AV equipment (lavaliere microphone, one podium microphone, one aislemicrophone, LCD projector and screen, sound amplification and mixer system, andVGA switcher) and electricity.• Listed in the AAE Conference program, and announced via the website 2 weeksleading up to the event for attendees to plan accordingly and are cordially invited toattend.• logo and link placed on a AAE’s website

Gold Sponsor contributes $8,500+ and receives the Benefits Package plus • Recognition as Gold Sponsorship• Logo and link placed on the AAE website• Roundtable Partner, Saturday June 7, 2019

Silver Sponsor contributes $6,500+ and receives the Benefits Package plus • Recognition as Silver Sponsorship• Recognition as a Refreshment Break Sponsor• Logo and link placed on the AAE website• 15 Minute Pop up Product Theatre during scheduled Break

Bronze Sponsor contributes $1,500+ and receives the Benefits Package plus • Recognition as Bronze sponsorship• Listed in the conference materials

Reception Sponsor contributes $7500 and receives the Benefits Package plus • Includes a 30 minute presentation to AAE Attendees. Booth Fee included• Recognition of sponsorship• Advertising space in the conference materials• Logo and link placed on the AAE website

Cindy Cooper 5K Run/Walk Sponsor contributes $1500.00 Receives name/logo on the finish line poster advertising the event (displayed throughout the conference) Multiple Sponsorships available

BRANDING OPTIONS:

• Printed syllabus/or Conference Hub App Contributes $2000.00 plus the cost ofprinting materials.• Conference Bag Sponsor Contributes $2500 plus the cost of materials. BoothIncluded• Room keys Contributes $2500.00 plus the cost of production. You submit design andlayout for AAE approval prior to production all attendees will receive at check in. BoothIncluded• Lanyards: Contributes $500 plus the lanyards for all attendees, booth fee additional.• Pharmacology Syllabus: Contributes $1500, plus the cost of printing materials. BoothFee included.• Pharmacology Lunch Product Theatre: $5000 - 7500.00 variance depends onnumber of attendees. Includes a 30-minute commercial biased presentation to 50 - 75attendees. Booth Fee Included.• Door Drops (Friday, Saturday) Contributes $500 plus cost of printing and distributionfee associated with hotel surcharge to facilitate the drop (minimal fee).• WIFI Sponsor: Contributes $6500.00 plus the cost of producing wifi sponsor cards.You submit design and layout for AAE approval prior to production all attendees will receive at

registration check in each day. Booth Included • Virtual Sponsor Contributes $500 and receives recognition of sponsorship on printedmaterials distributed to the conference attendees and the right to place approvedmaterials into the AAE Conference bag.

(This sponsorship does not include exhibit space, but does include provision of the conference attendee list.)

Association of Asthma Educators Annual Conference “Year of the Educator: Diagnose, Treat, Educate – Repeat” CONTINUING EDUCATION DETAILS Updated continuing education information will be posted at www.asthmaeducators.org as it becomes available. *The total possible credit hours listed below include the optional Pre-Conference Pharmacology Session, which requiresseparate registration.Î CME

“This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements andpolicies of the South Carolina Medical Association (SCMA) through joint provider ship of AnMed Healthand Association of Asthma Educators. AnMed Health is accredited by the SCMA to provide continuingmedical education for physicians and takes responsibility for the content, quality, and scientific integrity ofthis CME activity. AnMed Health designates this “live activity” for a maximum of 26.25 AMA PRA Category 1Credit(s) TM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation inthe activity." Credit breakdown per day:

Thursday, June 11, 7.5 CME/Friday, June 12 8.75CME/Saturday, June 13 6.0CME/Sunday, June 14 4.00 hours

Î ACPE

This activity is being planned to offer contact hours of credit and is scheduled to take place on June

11-14, 2020. The University Of North Carolina Eshelman School of Pharmacy is accredited by theAccreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education. ACPEprogram 0046-9999-XX-XXX-LXX-P provides 24 contact hours of continuing pharmacy education credit. Toreceive CE credit, participants must verify attendance, and complete the evaluation form(s) of this program.Participants must provide their name, email address, NABP e-Profile ID, and date of birth (MMDD) to receivecredit. Statements of credit can be viewed and printed in CPE Monitor in approximately 2 to 3 weeks. It is theparticipant’s responsibility to check CPE Monitor to verify credit has been uploaded. If credit is not shownplease contact the provider **No partial session credit will be given**

Thursday, June 11 (Optional pharmacology course- separate registration required)

Morning ACPE# 0046-9999-20-045-L01-P for 4.0 hours

Afternoon ACPE# 0046-9999-20-046-L01-P or 3.5 hours

Friday, June 12

Morning ACPE# 0046-9999-20-047-L01-P for 3.00 hours

Afternoon ACPE# 0046-9999-20-048-L01-P for 3.5 hours

Saturday, June 13

Morning ACPE# 0046-9999-20-049-L01-P for 3.00 hours

Afternoon ACPE# 0046-9999-20-050-L01-P for 3.00 hours

Sunday, June 14

Morning ACPE# 0046-9999-20-051-L01-P for 4.00 hours Î NURSING

This program has been planned and implemented in accordance with the requirements of the CaliforniaBoard of Registered Nursing. The Association of Asthma Educators is an approved provider (#13605) ofContinuing Education in Nursing. This activity meets criteria for mandatory continuing educationrequirements, and the participant is awarded for a maximum 25 contact hours.

Î RESPIRATORY CAREThis program is under review for a maximum of 24.25 contact hours Continuing Respiratory CareEducation (CRCE) credit by the American Association for Respiratory Care, 9425 N. MacArthur Blvd. Suite100 Irving TX 75063, Course # TBD

Î ASTHMA SPECIFIC EDUCATIONThe Association of Asthma Educators (AAE) is a recognized provider of continuing education applicable to

asthma by the National Asthma Educator Certification Board.

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Association of Asthma Educators – 2020 Conference, June 12-14, 2020 Year of the Educator: Diagnose, Treat, Educate - Repeat

Thursday, June 11, 2020 (Pre-Conference) 8:30 AM-3:30 PM

0 AAE BOD meeting Teresa Summe, BS, RRT, AE-C, President, Mona Tsoukleris MS, PharmD, RPh, Immediate Past AAE President, AAE BOD

8:00 AM-4:30 PM

7.5 Pre- conference Pharmacology Course

Maureen George PhD, RN, AE-C, Karen Gregory DNP, APRN-BC, CNS, RRT, AE-C, Marcia Winston MSN, CRNP, CPNP-PC, AE-C

Friday, June 12, 2020 6:30 AM 0 Registration Sign-in for attendance SolutionsX2

7:00 AM 0 Breakfast Welcome-AAE Board Product Theater I

8:00 AM 0 Welcome-Introduction

Welcome to Minneapolis! Teresa Summe, BS, RRT, AE-C, Susan Ross RN, BSHA, AE-C Invited to speak: Governor Tim Walz, Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan, Commissioner of Health Jan Malcolm

8:10AM 0 General The State of AAE 2020 President’s

Teresa Summe, AAE Board President

9:10 AM 1:0 General Personalized Medicine: Phenotypes, endotypes, biologics

Charlene McEvoy, MD HealthPartners

10:10AM Break - Vendor Exhibits

10:30AM 1:0 General Asthma COPD Overlap Ron Reilkoff, MD, Assist. Prof. of Med., University of Minnesota

11:30AM 1.0 General Research Highlight: Managing Asthma on the College Campus: A photovoice approach.

Kevin Collins, PhD, RRT, RPFT, AE-C, AAE BOD

12:30 PM 0 Lunch (until 1:30PM) Product Theater II Novartis

Vendor Exhibits

Vaping Health Crisis: What You Need to Know

1:45 PM .75 General The Impact of the Vaping Epidemic on Teens & Young Adults with Asthma

Mary Cataletto, MD Pediatric Pulmonologist New York, Former AAE BOD

2:30 PM .75 General Vaping: Risk, Rewards and the Science (includes focus on asthma)

Pat McKone, BA, American Lung Association

3:15 PM .75 General Panel Discussion: Mary Cataletto, MD, Pat McKone, BA, ALA

Break- Light Refreshments - Vendor Exhibits

4:00 PM 2.0 Research/Projects Oral Poster Presentations Julio Reboledo, PharmD, BCPS, BC-ADM, AE-C

4:45 PM 0 Research/Projects Poster Julio Reboledo, PharmD

0 Hand in evaluations 5:30 PM 0 Reception +

Community Service & Networking Event

"Meet and Greet" Reception Community Service Project & Networking Event – Pack an ‘Asthma to Go’ pack for kids.

Music by Al Keith, CRT Sharon Lemley, RN, BS, AE-C, Tracy Marquette, RRT, AE-C, Susan Ross, MN Team, AAE Volunteers

6:30 - 8:00 PM

1.5 Info-ception Info-ception: Effective Methods of Reaching Underserved Populations

Leroy Graham, MD, Melinda Shuler, MHS, RCP, CTTS, AE-C, Wendy Pingleton, APRN-BC,AE-C

Saturday, June 13, 2020 6:15 AM

Fun run/walk (Register at Desk) The Cooper Fit and Fun Run/Walk

6:45 AM 0 Registration Sign-in for attendance SolutionsX2

7:45 AM 0 Breakfast Product Theater III

8:10 AM 0 Welcome/ Introduction

8:15 AM 1.0 General Keynote Address Todd Mahr, MD

9:15 AM Break - Vendor Exhibits

10:15AM 1.0 General Asthma Yardstick Todd Mahr, MD

Breakout Sessions 1 of 3 choices –

11:15AM 1.0 Workshop Asthma Devices Dewey Hahlbohm, PA-C, AE-C 11:15AM Didactic/workshop Asthma in the school Penny Bartz, BSN, PHN, LSN,

Mpls Public Schools and Erika Yoney, BSN, LSN, MDH School Health Consultant

11:15AM Didactic The Role of the Microbiome in Asthma

Cathy Kier, MD, AE-C

12:15PM Lunch Product Theater IV

Vendor Exhibits

1:30PM 1.0 General Motivational Interviewing & Shared Decision-Making

Greg Metz, MD, AE-C and Maureen George, PhD, RN, AE-C

Break- Light refreshments

Breakout Sessions 1 for 4 choices –

2:45 PM 1.0 Pharmacist Optimizing Asthma Medications Molly Ekstrand, Bpharm, BCACP, AE-C

2:45 PM The Asthma Educator Teaching the Teacher Joseph Buhain, EdD, MBA, RRT, FAARC, EMT

2:45 PM Community Health Worker / Public Health Nursing

Utilizing the Community Health Worker on the Asthma Team / Asthma home based services

Traci Hardin, MPH, AE-C Coral Ripplinger, MSN, RN, PHN – Dakota County Public Health

2:45 PM Asthma Health Care Provider

Severe Asthma: When You Cannot Achieve Asthma Control

Marcia Winston, MSN, CRNP, CPNP-PC, AE-C

Breakout Sessions 1 of 4 choices –

3:45 PM 1.0 Workshop Spirometry Interpretation: Case Studies for the Asthma Educator w/overview of ATS Guidelines for Spirometry Interpretation

Ed Corazalla, MS, RPFT

3:45 PM Workshop Motivational Interviewing Molly Ekstrand PharmD 3:45 PM Didactic Athletes and Asthma: The

Community Coach's Role Bill Picconatto, PT, Ph.D, ATC, St. Cloud State University

3:45 PM Didactic Social Media and Asthma Mary Sauer, PharmD, BCACP 4:45 PM Hand in evaluations

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Previous SupportersAerocrine APR Biotech Asthma Whistle Booster Shot Media Carefusion MedaMicro Direct NDD Sparo LabsAU I- Boston Scientific Boehringer Ingelheim

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The AAE is a 501 c 3 non-profit organization dedicated to the provision of quality education to a

multidisciplinary group of asthma educators. Founded in 1998, the AAE serves as the premier inter-

professional organization rep-resenting health care professionals who identify them-selves as asthma educators, many of whom hold the na-tional

recognition of being Certified Asthma Educators AE-C . The AAE s primary purpose is to

promote asthma education as an integral comprehensive asthma program, to raise the competence of healthcare professionals who educate individuals and families affected by

asthma, and to raise the standard of care and quality of asthma educa-tion to those with asthma. The

association is the only or-ganization whose sole purpose is to improve asthma care and

asthma education. The AAE assembles this unique group of providers and educators who can

improve their patient service through the use of your products.

2020 Board of Directors

Teresa Summe, RRT, AE-CMona Tsoukleris, PharmD, MS Immediate Past President Dewey Hahlbohm, PA, AE-C Tracey Marquette, RRT, AE-CMelinda Shuler, BSBA, RRT, RCP, NDC, HHS, AE-C Lynne Abbott MSN, RN, AE-C, HHS Lorena Alba AE-C Julio Rebolledo, AE-C, PharmDEzinne Chinemere,Founder & CEOMark Hoffman PhD, ATCKevin Collins, PhD, RRT, RPFT, AE-CElisa C. Thompson APRN-CNP, AE-C