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Jie Li, PhD, RRT, associate professor at Rush University. Passionate about Respiratory care, research interests are aerosol therapy, HFNC and prone positioning.
Illinois, USA
Joined March 2020
Tremendous work！Congratulations to Dr. Ehrmann and his team!.
Delighted to see the Amikinhal study published in todays edition of #NEJM. See quick take video for summary.
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The authors found that Prone position significantly reduced V/Q mismatch in intubated patients with early ARDS, while it increased V/Q mismatch in persistent ARDS patients
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Prone position significantly reduced V/Q mismatch in patients with early ARDS, while it increased V/Q mismatch in persistent ARDS patients. Trial registration ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT05207267,...
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Excited to see the guidance published today: This guidance provide instruction on how to safe use nebulizers for patients and providers.
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Thanks for AARC and ARCF for giving me this prestigious award. Many thanks to my family, mentors, colleagues, and friends. I could not be here without all your support!
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Great to learn from Dr. Roca😀@oriolrocag.
Learning from the best today! Optimal post-extubation support in adults with @oriolrocag @aarc_tweets #aarc2023
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Huge congratulations to @stephanehrmann and team on this excellent years long study: Inhaled Amikacin to Prevent Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia | NEJM
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Whether preventive inhaled antibiotics may reduce the incidence of ventilator-associated pneumonia is unclear. In this investigator-initiated, multicenter, double-blind, randomized, controlled, sup...
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RT @RespiratorySCCM: Happy Respiratory Care Week! You are all amazing representatives of our profession, leading innovation & clinical exce….
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The world needs more RTs!.
We're getting ready to launch our 2024 Social Media Ambassador Program! We are looking for passionate respiratory care practitioners to join us in spreading our message – The World Needs More RTs. Learn more & apply here: #NBRCAmbassador #WorldNeedsMoreRTs
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RT @AGMRRT: Want to know more about how to set HFNC flow in adult patients?.Jie Li @JieLiRRT will present her team's systematic review at o….
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Individualizing flow settings during HFNC treatment is necessary, and titrating flow based on clinical findings like oxygenation, respiratory rates, ROX index, and patient comfort is a pragmatic way...
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RT @JBradyScott: Outstanding work from @JieLiRRT @DrMiguelIbarra1 & Claude Guérin. This is an excellent review of #pronepositioning from aw….
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Thanks for AARC to invite me to present the honor lecture, I spent lots of time reviewing current fast-growing evidence on prone positioning. Learned a lot from @DrMiguelIbarra1 @claudeguerin
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RT @emily_fri: @JBradyScott It's a respiratory pandemic and RT has respiratory in the name! I don't know if any profession was more directl….
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This is the first study published by our graduate Megan Charlton😀 Good job Megan! @JBradyScott @annegeistkemper.
Charlton and others completed a survey of RTs, speech-language pathologists (SLPs), physicians, advanced practice providers, and registered dietitians regarding feeding practices during HFNC.
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