PrecISE is a clinical study sponsored by the U.S. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) to investigate several new treatments for severe asthma. PrecISE will enroll 800 adults and teenagers (ages 12 years and older) with severe asthma who have symptoms that are not well-controlled on high dose of inhaled corticosteroids including those who have frequent asthma attacks. Each person who agrees to enroll in the PrecISE study will receive several treatments for research purposes based on their type of severe asthma. The goal of PrecISE is to understand how to treat different types of severe asthma, by using precision medicine.

You or your patients may qualify for this study if they:

-Are age 12 and up

-Have severe asthma as defined by commonly accepted guidelines -Currently have uncontrolled asthma, or worsening asthma & attacks -Are on a stable regimen of asthma medications -Are not pregnant and not breastfeeding -Are not taking part in other clinical trials

PrecISE is currently enrolling in Tucson and Phoenix! For more information, please contact the Asthma and Airway Disease Research Center at 520-626-9543 or lungresearch@email.arizona.edu. Or, visit preciseasthma.org.

Nurses on Boards would like to share three (3) new board opportunity and are requesting your recommendations to offer the best candidates in support of our mission to improve the health of communities through the service of nurses on boards. Details for the opportunity are in the web links below.

Nursing Foundation of Maryland

• Referred by: Jacqueline Patterson, NOBC State Contact
• Nomination deadline: September 21^st, 2022
• APPLICATION DETAILS: Link to Nursing Foundation of Maryland
• NOTE: Only nurses who live in Maryland will be considered  

AAPACN Education Foundation

• Referred by: Tracey Moorehead, CEO and President
• Nomination deadline: September 21^st, 2022
• APPLICATION DETAILS: Link to AAPACN Education Foundation

Community Healthcare Innovations

• Referred by: Daniel Berman
• Nomination deadline: September 21^st, 2022
• APPLICATION DETAILS: Link to Community Healthcare Innovations

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