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Respiratory Therapist-Driven Mechanical Ventilation Protocol Is Associated With Increased Lung Protective Ventilation

Alaina C Berg, Erin Evans, Uche E Okoro, Vivian Pham, Tyler M Foley, Chloe Hlas, Justin D Kuhn, Boulos Nassar, Brian M Fuller and Nicholas M Mohr
Respiratory Care September 2024, 69 (9) 1071-1080; DOI: https://doi.org/10.4187/respcare.11599

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