Today we are talking about some of the common social determinants of health issues that could influence someone's decision not to pick up their asthma medication refills and the risky practices they may take, such as "refilling" the medication on their own.

On this episode of Rts Share Tea podcast, we are talking about engaging the community in regards to health education and promotion.

On this episode of RTs Share tea podcast, we are taking about the shared decision making activities that will help you as a patient.

On this episode of RTs Share tea podcast, we are taking about shared decision making activities that help patients.

On this episode of Rts Share Tea podcast, we have Ryan Roberts as guest co-host. He shares all the tea on how he navigated through the Rt profession with optimism and joyfully finding opportunities through volunteering.

On todays episode of Rts Share Tea podcast, we are talking about reviewing inhaler technique and something as simple as watching how patients hold the device can lead towards a successful asthma education session. Please note that I did not mention the breath hold or the rinsing of the mouth part because the prime focus of the topic is the first thing we usually see during inhaler technique, which is how someone holds the device before loading their medication dose.

On todays episode we are talking about asthma action plans and how they fit into asthma education sessions.

To empower those with asthma in their own self management, quality asthma education is key.

Asthma education can be provided  in person, over the phone, and virtually, but when it comes to in-person interactions timing and emotional intelligence makes all the difference.

on todays episode of Rts Share Tea podcast, we are talking about the hardest times to provide asthma education in different setting and how to turn unengaging sessions into  successful interactions.

On today's episode, we are talking about how to prepare to do a passion project.

On todays episode we are talking about guiding those that have asthma who struggle with remembering to travel with their rescue inhaler.