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Asthma Action Plan
Fall 2023—Present
Dimensions: 4x6 in
Typefaces: Source Sans Pro, Lora
*disclaimer: please do not download/utilize any of these documents as they are still in progress.
Fall 2023—Present
Dimensions: 4x6 in
Typefaces: Source Sans Pro, Lora
*disclaimer: please do not download/utilize any of these documents as they are still in progress.
This asthma action plan (AAP) booklet, a work still in progress*, is an educational document meant to be taken home with patients ranging from 12 to 80 years old whom are diagnosed with asthma.
Created in collaboration with patients, providers, and researchers from the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and the Health Communication Design Studio, our AAP takes a human-centered approach to teaching patients about how to take care of their asthma.
Unlike typical AAPs, which are text heavy and overwhelming, we focused on providing accessible, inclusive, easily digestible, and visually compelling information and illustrations that cater to patients of all reading levels and backgrounds. Diverse figures are illustrated throughout to better represent the St. Louis community. We also hope to create versions with different languages.
This document is pocket-sized, designed to be kept in your backpack or purse. Our hope is for patients to hold onto and use this to monitor their asthma. We’ve also created a letter sheet version in both color and black and white for easy printing. This booklet will be distributed to clinics throughout St. Louis (for now 😇️). If you’re interested in learning more, check out our site here.
Created in collaboration with patients, providers, and researchers from the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and the Health Communication Design Studio, our AAP takes a human-centered approach to teaching patients about how to take care of their asthma.
Unlike typical AAPs, which are text heavy and overwhelming, we focused on providing accessible, inclusive, easily digestible, and visually compelling information and illustrations that cater to patients of all reading levels and backgrounds. Diverse figures are illustrated throughout to better represent the St. Louis community. We also hope to create versions with different languages.
This document is pocket-sized, designed to be kept in your backpack or purse. Our hope is for patients to hold onto and use this to monitor their asthma. We’ve also created a letter sheet version in both color and black and white for easy printing. This booklet will be distributed to clinics throughout St. Louis (for now 😇️). If you’re interested in learning more, check out our site here.
