As hospitals across the world treat patients with COVID-19, physicians from different departments who don’t usually work in the intensive care unit (ICU) are being called on to help. That means learning how to use ventilators for COVID-19 patients.
Dr. Burton Lee, Dr. Megan Acho, and other medical experts at Pitt have created a series of peer-reviewed educational videos aimed at instructing those who aren’t acclimated to an ICU setting on how to best use ventilators for COVID-19 patients, titled “Ventilators for Non-Intensivists.” READ MORE
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Ventilators for Non-Intensivists: Basic Modes and Breath Types
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Ventilators for Non-Intensivists: Basic Modes and Breath Types
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