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Ohio Department of Health Seeks Statewide Asthma Education and Care Improvement Partner

This opportunity is issued by the Ohio Department of Health (ODH), Bureau of Maternal Child and Family Health, for a statewide asthma education and care improvement initiative. - Government Buyer: - Ohio Department of Health (ODH), Bureau of Maternal Child and Family Health - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation - Products/Services Requested: - Development and dissemination of evidence-based asthma educational resources - Professional training sessions for healthcare providers, school personnel, community partners, and families - Creation of digital resources and educational materials - Outreach activities to promote best practices in asthma prevention, diagnosis, management, and care coordination - Virtual learning opportunities and continuing education - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Submission of both technical and cost proposals - Completion of all tabs in the provided Excel cost form - Registration in the OhioBuys Supplier Portal - Emphasis on evidence-based content and broad stakeholder engagement - Attachments include the cost proposal form and the RFP document

Description

The Ohio Department of Health seeks a qualified partner to support statewide asthma education and improve systems of care for individuals living with asthma. The contractor will develop and disseminate evidence-based educational resources, provide professional training, and promote best practices for asthma prevention, diagnosis, management, and care coordination. Funding will support activities that strengthen asthma education for healthcare providers, school personnel, community partners, and families through training, digital resources, educational materials, and outreach. The initiative includes virtual learning, continuing education, and increasing access to reliable asthma information across Ohio. This effort aims to improve asthma management, reduce the burden of asthma, enhance healthcare and community coordination, and improve health outcomes and quality of life for children and adults with asthma.

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