Lemanske et al (p 711) report on the creation and implementation of a new school-based asthma educational program for children called the School-based Asthma Management Program (SAMPRO™). SAMPRO™ was developed after a summit meeting held in October 2015 that was attended by multiple stakeholders with experience, interest, and/or active programs that focus on establishing best-care policies for children with asthma while they are attending school. SAMPRO™ consists of 4 components to integrate schools, specifically school nurses, within the asthma care team.
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