2022
DOI: 10.29390/cjrt-2022-031
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A survey on the attitudinal differences between acute and community settings

Abstract: Introduction: While challenges facing community and acute care practitioners have been studied elsewhere, this is not the case for respiratory therapists (RTs). This study aimed to examine attitudinal differences amongst RTs in British Columbia regarding challenges faced by acute and community settings. Methods: A 40-item anonymous online survey was sent to members of the British Columbia Society or Respiratory Therapists. Of the 40 questions, 11 were relevant to the study's aim. Results: Of 1024 invitations, … Show more

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