CEU Courses Live Webinars for Respiratory Therapists

Pyriform aperture stenosis, mid vault, and choanal atresia are reviewed in the upper respiratory tract series. The course focuses on best practice management and outcomes.

This course gives practical techniques to effectively manage conflict in health care resulting from high stress, fast-paced and demanding work environments. The course offers support and solutions for all levels of employers, including support staff, assistants, clinicians, and management.

Laryngomalacia and vocal cord paresis/paralysis are reviewed in the upper respiratory tract series. The course focuses on best practice management and outcomes.

This course focuses on understanding the humidification principles and the safe transport of complex pulmonary patients, including patients on ventilators, with advanced airways and tracheostomies. The course provides evidence-based considerations for best practice patient management before, during and after transport.

This course will allow clinicians a safe and informative place to learn about the different types of bias they may encounter within their roles. Clinicians will be provided with a supportive space to gain an understanding of their own personal bias, how these impact patient interactions, and strategies to overcome misinformed preconceived notions. Additionally, clinicians will gain knowledge as to the biases patients may approach services in the healthcare industry with.

Recurrent respiratory papilloma (RRP) and glottic tumors are reviewed in the upper respiratory tract series. The course focuses on best practice management and outcomes.

Airway pathologies, including tracheomalacia, subglottic and tracheal stenosis are reviewed in this course. The discussion involves treatment and surgical management for best practice outcomes.

Telehealth is here to stay and now is the best time to apply secure practices to ensure safe and compliant delivery. This course will describe vulnerabilities in telehealth delivery and provide practical advice for RTs who offer or are considering offering telehealth services.

Airway pathologies and complete tracheal rings are reviewed in this course. The discussion involves treatment and surgical management for best practice outcomes.

We recognize the familiar phenotypes of asthma – exercise-induced bronchoconstriction(EIB), allergic, occupational, non-allergic, etc. However, understanding why patients with EIB, for example, may respond differently to the same treatment remains unclear. Identifying the mechanism behind the condition should, ideally, allow for precise - targeted treatment of these patients.