Enhancing scholarly practice in respiratory therapy: A call for professional evolution

By Elizabeth Rohrs. It is imperative that all interested parties—educational institutions, professional associations, regulatory bodies, healthcare organizations—work together to create the conditions that will allow RTs to thrive as both clinicians and scholars.

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Canadian Journal of Respiratory Therapy
Published
2024-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.29390/001c.122734
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Empathy and Medical Education
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Enhancing scholarly practice in respiratory therapy: A call for professional evolution

Elizabeth Rohrs
Canadian Journal of Respiratory Therapy
Empathy and Medical Education
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Enhancing scholarly practice in respiratory therapy: A call for professional evolution

Elizabeth Rohrs
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By Elizabeth Rohrs. It is imperative that all interested parties—educational institutions, professional associations, regulatory bodies, healthcare organizations—work together to create the conditions that will allow RTs to thrive as both clinicians and scholars.

Canadian Journal of Respiratory TherapyVol. 60
Simon Fraser University (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 80%
Empathy and Medical Education
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