New updated education course from PARI Respiratory Equipment

Today, PARI Respiratory Equipment launched a newly updated continuing education class, Managing Respiratory Patients Through Efficient Aerosol Delivery, rounding out their free learning program with seven classes for respiratory therapists, nurses, case managers, and pharmacists.

The updated class allows participants to self-study online, enabling easier access for caregivers to update their skills and receive necessary credits for maintaining licensing. The rest of PARI's classes are designed as group programs and all are pre-approved for continuing education units by the Commission for Case Manager Certification (CCMC), American Association of Respiratory Care (AARC), Florida State Board of Nursing, and the California State Board of Nursing.

"As more people are diagnosed with respiratory illnesses and require treatment, it is imperative that clinicians keep up with changing technologies and devices that deliver inhaled medications. PARI's updated course, Managing Respiratory Patients Through Efficient Aerosol Delivery, is a comprehensive program providing free information on the differences between nebulizers, metered dose inhalers, and dry powder inhalers. Understanding how the interactions of patient, delivery device, and drug formulation influence drug delivery is crucial for respiratory clinicians," said Lisa Cambridge, director of Clinical Development at PARI Respiratory Equipment.

PARI Respiratory's continuing education classes can be accessed online at www.PARI.com/CEU and include:

  • Managing Respiratory Patients Through Efficient Aerosol Delivery
  • Managing the Patient with Asthma
  • Respiratory Management of Patients with Cystic Fibrosis
  • Case Management and COPD
  • Managing Childhood Asthma
  • Respiratory Drug Update
  • Challenges of the Chronic Respiratory Patient

SOURCE PARI Respiratory Equipment, Inc.

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