Respiratory Therapists Without Borders

Hi respiratory leaders, we have been approached by the creators of the COVID Box to help get this product in the hands of frontline staff. Please take a moment to evaluate this product at www.covidbox.org and share your thoughts on this on our spreadsheet here: https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSdSAXQzfvTaXalKyf/viewform We need at least 25 data points from around the world in order to proceed.

RTWB is looking at ways that you can help from your own home. Would you be interested in joining a group (whats app) where you can answer respiratory questions for staff in hospitals abroad? The plan would be to have quite a few RRT's per group so this would be something you can do in your free time.

Happy RT Week everyone! A special congratulations to the students of Michener for receiving their stethoscopes. Thanks for having RTWB at your Annual Stethoscope Ceremony. We value your support. It is always nice to see the next generation of RTs (and mentors) wanting to give back.

Who says you can't volunteer on your vacation? Here we have RRT, Nicole Z, teaching at Civic Hospital in Nepal. Thank you for volunteering your time with us and a special thanks to Dr. Navindra as well for arranging the visit.

Get inspired with our stories from the field. These are accounts of normal RTs wanting to give back. Maggie Silencino shares her 2019 report from the Philippines - our first and is currently planning a return to Nepal early next year! Ask her more at [email protected]. https://sites.google.com//stories/stories-from-the-field-1

Maggie Silencino is named the "Mother of 'sleep' in Nepal". Read all about it from the www.rtwb.ca -> Stories from the field. https://drive.google.com/open. In her limited time there, she has truly inspired a generation of physicians giving notice to sleep. Nice work!