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Sometimes i breathe: respiratory therapy blog. Thoughts from a pediatric respiratory therapist. Short Version: Why Patients Stop Taking Their Controller Medications. Many stop taking their medications when they don't show symptoms. Compliance implies passive and disinterested. Adherence implies an activated patient who willingly accepts their role and responsibility. So let's stop calling it compliance and start calling it adherence. Non-adherence increases morbidity, mortality, and healthcare costs.

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Sometimes i breathe: respiratory therapy blog. Thoughts from a pediatric respiratory therapist. Short Version: Why Patients Stop Taking Their Controller Medications. Many stop taking their medications when they don't show symptoms. Compliance implies passive and disinterested. Adherence implies an activated patient who willingly accepts their role and responsibility. So let's stop calling it compliance and start calling it adherence. Non-adherence increases morbidity, mortality, and healthcare costs.

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Sometimes i breathe: respiratory therapy blog. Thoughts from a pediatric respiratory therapist. Short Version: Why Patients Stop Taking Their Controller Medications. Many stop taking their medications when they don't show symptoms. Compliance implies passive and disinterested. Adherence implies an activated patient who willingly accepts their role and responsibility. So let's stop calling it compliance and start calling it adherence. Non-adherence increases morbidity, mortality, and healthcare costs.

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sometimes i breathe: respiratory therapy blog: Short Version: Why Patients Stop Taking Their Controller Medications

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Sometimes i breathe: respiratory therapy blog. Thoughts from a pediatric respiratory therapist. Short Version: Why Patients Stop Taking Their Controller Medications. Many stop taking their medications when they don't show symptoms. Compliance implies passive and disinterested. Adherence implies an activated patient who willingly accepts their role and responsibility. So let's stop calling it compliance and start calling it adherence. Non-adherence increases morbidity, mortality, and healthcare costs.

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Sometimes i breathe: respiratory therapy blog. Thoughts from a pediatric respiratory therapist. Thoughts On E-Cigarettes 2014. Are electronic cigarettes healthier than normal cigarettes? The studies so far have been inconclusive. I still have mixed feelings about them. According to DNews with their video on Is Marijuana Smoke Healthier Than Tobacco Smoke? It's not the chemicals that are hurting you but the smoke itself. Does that include E-cigs? The best answer I can give is to try E-Cigs if you definite...

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sometimes i breathe: respiratory therapy blog: The Five Things I Always Carry In My Pocket As A RT

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Sometimes i breathe: respiratory therapy blog. Thoughts from a pediatric respiratory therapist. The Five Things I Always Carry In My Pocket As A RT. Kind of obvious. I don't buy pens anymore because I always lose them. The best pens are the free ones. 2 Report Sheet AKA The Brain. Because It's really difficult to remember more than 6 patients and all their settings. Labeling drugs and stuff that needs to be replaced. Other stuff that I carry on my body:. You're not a respiratory therapist without one.

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Respiratory Care K.I.S.S. KEEPING IT SHORT and SIMPLER FOR RESPIRATORY THERAPY. “Simplified” methods to help our patients and our students in remembering important clinical information and technique. Sunday, December 18, 2011. Category: Pulmonary Function - ACRONYM. Bob RRT-nps, RPFT. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Following is a collection of Acronyms, Triads (. If you are a first time reader or a respiratory therapy student review the introductory posts first (. Bob RRT-nps, RPFT. Midwest, United States.

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Respiratory Care K.I.S.S.: Category: Medication - Bunching

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Respiratory Care K.I.S.S. KEEPING IT SHORT and SIMPLER FOR RESPIRATORY THERAPY. “Simplified” methods to help our patients and our students in remembering important clinical information and technique. Tuesday, June 9, 2015. Category: Medication - Bunching. Bob RRT-nps, RPFT. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Following is a collection of Acronyms, Triads (. If you are a first time reader or a respiratory therapy student review the introductory posts first (. Bob RRT-nps, RPFT. Midwest, United States.

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Respiratory Care K.I.S.S. KEEPING IT SHORT and SIMPLER FOR RESPIRATORY THERAPY. “Simplified” methods to help our patients and our students in remembering important clinical information and technique. Saturday, June 21, 2014. What does culture want? To make infinity comprehensible. It also wants to create order — not always, but often. And how, as a human being, does one face infinity? How does one attempt to grasp the incomprehensible? Philosopher and novelist Umberto Eco. Bob RRT-nps, RPFT. Everything R...

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Respiratory Care K.I.S.S. KEEPING IT SHORT and SIMPLER FOR RESPIRATORY THERAPY. “Simplified” methods to help our patients and our students in remembering important clinical information and technique. Monday, March 30, 2015. I will be doing some clean up, simplification and maintenance of the website this April. Stay tuned. Looking forward to your input. Bob RRT-nps, RPFT. Sunday, March 29, 2015. Category: Pulmonary Function - Bunching. 3-2-1 of a Successful Pulmonary Function Screen. Bob RRT-nps, RPFT.

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