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Welcome to Our Blog
Methapharm Respiratory is proud to work with healthcare practitioners to support the right diagnosis for patients exhibiting common respiratory symptoms such as cough, wheeze, and shortness of breath. We are a trusted partner for bronchoprovocation testing, supplying Provocholine and Aridol. We also offer training and education (CRCE) at no cost.
This blog is intended to be an additional resource to the education Methapharm currently offers through the American Association for Respiratory Care (AARC) and the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists (CSRT) approved CRCEs. While this blog will not provide education credits, it will explore current issues and interesting topics relevant to readers’ day-to-day work and personal lives. We hope that you will investigate further any of the topics we cover here. Please join us monthly as we share respiratory-related topics and beyond.
Understanding Asthma Triggers
Asthma, a chronic respiratory condition affecting millions worldwide, often feels like navigating a labyrinth of triggers and symptoms. For those living with asthma, the quest to identify and manage triggers is crucial for maintaining control and quality of life....
Recent Posts
Reflections from 2023
As 2023 wraps up and enter the holiday season, it feels natural to reflect on the events of the year. This is a terrific opportunity to share why we are grateful. This is the second year of the Methapharm Respiratory Blog. We checked back with our authors from the...
From Respiratory Therapist to Change Manager: Enhancing Veterans Healthcare through Process Improvement and the PACT Act
Karla Enderle, BS RRT Working as a Registered Respiratory Therapist in the Veterans Healthcare Administration (VA) has been a deeply rewarding experience. Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of serving our nation's veterans and witnessing the positive...
Hospice Care – A Rewarding Field
Sheila Mackie, RRT Respiratory therapy was not my first career, but I am grateful I chose it. Although every respiratory therapist should consider working in an acute care setting early in their career, there are many options if or when you may burn out or want to...