Post Acute Management And Home Health CEU Courses for Respiratory Therapists

The presentation provides an overview of pulmonary rehabilitation (PR) and its benefits, discussing the current landscape, including challenges and disparities, and outlining components such as exercise training and psychosocial support. It also explores innovations in PR, determines the benefits of PR in Long COVID, examines the impact of social determinants of health on PR in Long COVID, looks at future directions in research and advocacy, and concludes by emphasizing the importance of PR in improving respiratory health.

This course reviews the latest evidence and application of inspiratory muscle training in various cardiorespiratory populations. Participants can consider inspiratory muscle training as an additional tool in their treatment toolbox.

This course discusses the use of various methods of non-invasive ventilation in the post-acute care setting.

This course reviews the essential components of a pulmonary rehabilitation program. The discussion focuses on outcome measures and reimbursement related to pulmonary rehabilitation services.

Course discussion focuses on the scientific evidence for pulmonary rehabilitation as the standard of care for COPD patients. Reviews the working role of respiratory therapists in pulmonary rehabilitation.

This course provides an overview of the discharge components and factors of potential readmission. The importance of avoiding readmissions and methods and resources to assist in this process is provided.

This presentation focuses on the importance of discharge planning for respiratory patients leaving the hospital. The course provides a better understanding of the role a respiratory therapist can play in improving health outcomes for patients when discharged home or to a subacute facility.

Pulmonary rehabilitation is a program of education and exercise to increase awareness about chronic lung diseases. The introductory course focuses on general patient assessment and guidelines for monitoring patient progress.

This course is an introduction to liquid oxygen systems in the home for patient and family education. The course describes the procedure for administration and important factors for consideration during use.

This course is the second part of a 2-part series on the topic of communicating with Spanish-speaking patients. This course focuses on essential Spanish vocabulary and expressions utilized in the pulmonary rehabilitation setting for respiratory therapists.