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FDA Releases Guidance to Improve Pulse Oximeter Accuracy Across Skin Tones

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recently released long-awaited guidance aimed at improving the accuracy of pulse oximeters for individuals with […]

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APAPP (and APRT’s) Featured in CHEST Journal

In 2023 the Association of Pulmonary Advanced Practice Providers (APAPP) helped the National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC) with a study about […]

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2025 APAPP National Conference in Nashville

The Association of Pulmonary Advanced Practice Providers (APAPP) is thrilled to announce the 2nd Annual National Conference, taking place Thursday, June 26th […]

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Breathing Pattern Insights from Cori Fratelli’s Research

Breathing is an automatic function of our body, yet for many, it can be a complex and challenging process. In her insightful […]

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Pediatric RSV Postpandemic Findings from Pulmonology Advisor

Pulmonology Advisor recently published an article titled “Pediatric RSV Postpandemic: Many More Hospital, ICU Admissions and ED Visits.” This report highlights a […]

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Link Between Medication Adherence and PAP Therapy

Many patients with sleep apnea may also be on medication for other conditions. Understanding how a patient’s existing medication adherence habits can […]

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Free APAPP Membership in June

Calling all pulmonary advanced practice providers (APPs)! To celebrate our first national conference in Vegas, the Association of Pulmonary Advanced Practice Providers […]

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One Year of APAPP Podcasts

Happy 1st Birthday, APAPP Podcast! We are thrilled to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the APAPP Podcast! Over the past year, our host has guided us through numerous enlightening topics related to both clinical practice and career development within the field.

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Supplemental Oxygen Bill Introduced with CHEST Support

In early March 2024, CHEST published an exciting announcement of their support of the supplemental oxygen bill, aimed at improving access to […]

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