Solutions X 2

03/06/2025

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We can't wait to see you there!
An amazing full day CE event. The Summer Lecture Series has a "Hero" theme to make a powerful statement in our networking sessions!
Please join us in Garwood, New Jersey on June 19 to learn more about advancements and innovations in care.

Email from Solutions X2 Annual Summer Lecture Series June 19, 2025     2025 Summer Lecture Series     Jun 19 6-19-2025 Summer Lecture Series and Professional Summit Summer Lecture Series and Professio

24/08/2023

https://www.njsrc.org/?p=3848
Call for Presentations! Respiratory Professionals are welcome to propose presentations for the annual NJSRC Shore Conference in October. Come out an make a difference in your profession!

NJSRC Shore Conference – October 11, 12, and 13 – Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City, NJ – 16 Credits will be offered for this event.

13/06/2023

A National Conference for ALL Asthma Educators! August 3, 4 & 5 with Optional Pharmacology Session Aug 2nd IT'S TIME! Now is the time to lock in the lowest…

26/05/2023

Bask in mountain meadows, soar through alpine forests, and soak in summit views. Find your place in Big Sky this summer.

11/08/2020

FREE WEBINAR TOMORROW! Do not miss this!
August 12th, 2020
https://get.altuslearn.com/cvid-19-decreasing-dependency-on-mechanical-ventilation/
COVID-19: Decreasing Dependency on Mechanical Ventilation with Nasal High Flow

Presenter: Professor Gerard Criner, MD Chair and Professor, Thoracic Medicine and Surgery with the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University, Philadelphia, PA

Moderator: Dr. Drew Wenck, Director of Intensive Care Cairns Hospital, Queensland, Australia
COVID-19: Decreasing Dependency on Mechanical Ventilation with Nasal High Flow

- Review initial COVID-19 plans and clinical management strategies

- Discuss patient outcomes and focus on non-invasive forms of oxygenation or ventilatory support

- Discuss outcomes of clinical research on COVID-19 patients, recommendations for COVID-19 respiratory management, and planning for any future surge in COVID-19 patients

26/07/2020

American College of Medical Toxicology is hosting a webinar series for medical and public health professionals.
Learn more: https://acmt.createsend1.com/t/ViewEmail/d/62DCA95C26C164A62540EF23F30FEDED

21/07/2020

Interesting content many of you will find helpful. Let us know your thoughts and opinions. Be safe!

COVID-19 Airborne Transmission Analysis: How Can Airborne Transmission of COVID-19 Indoors Be Minimized? How Are Infections Transmitted and Does Transmission Route Make a Difference?

12/05/2020

Happening now! Join us for a free webinar: COVID-19: Evidence-Based Recommendations for Preventing Nosocomial Transmission During Respiratory Care
https://get.altuslearn.com/covid19-evidence-based-recommendations/
Presenter: Associate Professor Jie Li PhD RRT RRT-NPS RRT-ACCS | Rush University, Illinois
Moderator: Professor Jim Fink PhD RRT FCCP
International Society for Aerosols in Medicine
1.0 CRCE Contact Hours

Describe the factors associated with the possible nosocomial transmission of SARS-CoV-2
Understand the differences between bioaerosols, medical aerosols and induced or mechanical generating procedures
Understanding the relative contribution of dispersion for aerosol generating procedures
Discuss personal protection equipment and steps to mitigate aerosol exposure

14/04/2020

Free Webinar
COVID-19: Individualized Management of Mechanical Ventilation and Respiratory Support
Wednesday April 15
3:00 PM Eastern

Presenter: Thomas Piraino
Moderator: Keith Lamb
REGISTER: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3406990016869078284

07/04/2020

Free webinar for health care providers!
TODAY 3:00 pm Eastern

COVID-19: Case Study & Patient Management Discussion

Presenter: Juan Daniel Pulido, MD
Moderator: Professor Rex Yung, MD

https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/6333334716546830604

This contemporary case study and discussion will include:
- Initial Findings and Treatment
- Clinical Progression and Supportive Therapy
- Infectious Disease Consultation
- Resolution of Acute Respiratory Illness
- Key Triage & Decision Points

05/04/2020

COVID-19: Case Study & Patient Management Discussion
FREE Webinar: Tue, Apr 7, 2020 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM EDT

Presenter: Juan Daniel Pulido, MD
Moderator: Professor Rex Yung, MD

https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/6333334716546830604

This contemporary case study and discussion will include:
- Initial Findings and Treatment
- Clinical Progression and Supportive Therapy
- Infectious Disease Consultation
- Resolution of Acute Respiratory Illness
- Key Triage & Decision Points

30/03/2020

FREE Webinar THURSDAY April 2, 3:00 PM
This one hour free webinar is intended to update Respiratory Professionals, Nurses and other healthcare professionals on safe and effective ways to care for COVID-19 patients.

Topics:

- Review practical ways to reduce COVID-19 exposure in your home and neighborhood
- Discuss the importance of personal protective equipment in patient care environments
- Discuss conventional ventilator management strategies
- Explain the use a single ventilator for multiple patient, pros and cons. How to optimize
- Discuss the use of non-invasive approaches to improve oxygenation
- Review the application of aerosol producing devices

Click on this link https://conta.cc/33TVauQ to register. (AARC members must include their AARC Number when registering to receive CRCE credits.) The Zoom meeting link will be sent out to registrants.

With great thanks to all of our health care workers, those who are re-entering the field, those that assist patients in every way, we want to do our part to help you keep yourself and patients safe while providing the highest standard of care as you always do.
Please know that now more than ever, we are here for you.

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SolutionsX2 and AQ Healthcare Seminars
AQ Healthcare Seminars and Solutions X 2

This one hour free webinar is intended to update Respiratory Professionals, Nurses and other healthcare professionals on safe and effective ways to care for COVID-19 patients.