Stephen Teach, M.D., professor of pediatrics, was quoted in a column in The Washington Post on a program he directs at Children's National Health System called Impact DC. The program targets kids who are heavily dependent on visiting the hospital for their asthma, with all the expense in time and money that entails.
The Washington Post - Doctors at Children’s National See Asthma as a Controllable Disease
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