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  1. Establishing Definitions for Pediatric ARDS

    Neal Thomas, MD, FCCM, of Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, talks Pediatric ARDS in this episode of Big Ideas Theater. Dr. Thomas focuses on the importance of establishing definitions for pediatric ARDS, and not just use adult definitions. “We found that they [the adult definitions] still didn’t fit our needs,” Dr. Thomas said.... Read more »

  2. Best Practices: Ventilator Weaning Protocols

    Delivering the best possible care to patients on mechanical ventilation means getting those patients off mechanical ventilation as soon as it is safely possible. According to Carl Haas, MLS, LRT, RRT, RRT-ACCS, FAARC, the best way to make sure that happens is to follow protocols developed specifically for this area of practice. He shares his... Read more »

  3. Building the Profession: Helping Students Find Their Career Path

    Sharing his experience interacting with future students, Randy Insley III, PhD, RRT, RRT-NPS, RPFT, RRT-ACCS, AE-C, ACSM-PAPHS, roots his efforts in actions designed to inspire students. Insley explains that staying connected and being an active listener contributes to their success as they choose and develop their career path. “I try to remember that for the... Read more »

  4. 4 FAQ on Summer Forum

    There’s still time to register for Summer Forum 2019! With beautiful Fort Lauderdale, FL as your backdrop, Summer Forum is your chance to meet respiratory therapy thought leaders and learn best practices of the profession. Still have questions about the meeting? Check out these FAQ and save your spot today! Go To Summer Forum Question... Read more »

  5. When Less is More?

    This episode of the Current Topics in Respiratory Care video series features Dean R Hess, PhD, RRT, FAARC, presenting “When Less is More.” Purchase Your DVD Today In recent years, it has become increasingly appreciated that less aggressive therapy might lead to better outcomes. Noninvasive respiratory support has been shown to improve outcomes in appropriately... Read more »