Post-professional, online graduate degree in Respiratory Care. Providing advanced education to respiratory therapists to further their personal or career goals.
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You have goals. We have the program.
✅ Accelerated 8-week classes ✅ 100% online ✅ Finish in 4 semesters ✅ No out-of-state tuition 💸 Apply now for Fall 2026 and learn from faculty who support your next move. @aarc_tweets @tsrc_org @TXState_RC @NBRC_tweets @txsthealth
ALT Texas State MSRC Concentrations
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Rashid Shaikh and colleagues conducted a prospective observational study comparing real-time measures of MP to calculated MP at 2 tidal volumes (VT) in 147 mechanically ventilated children.
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Zhang and others conducted a randomized controlled trial in adults with asthma, comparing standard care with the use of a digital asthma self-management tool.
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We're so excited to be heading down to vibrant New Orleans next month for #AARCCongress2026! We can't wait to network, learn and have a blast with our respiratory care PEEPs. If you're attending, please stop by our booth, say hello and grab some fun swag! #RTs
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Throwback Thursday, Homan and Nayak published a narrative review “Short- and Long-Term Complications of Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia” in the October 2021 issue of the journal.
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Wu et al conducted a bench study of repeated high-dose colistimethate sodium nebulization.
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Rouphael and colleagues studied 60 low-risk adults undergoing endoscopy with deep sedation receiving HFNC and evaluated the incidence of desaturation events at different flows.
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Vallerand et al compared 275 hospitalized subjects undergoing polysomnography, compared with 550 matched hospitalized controls and 550 ambulatory sleep-clinic controls in Canada.
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Congratulations, @ArzuAri. Awesome recognition. Our MSRC and @TXState_RC students are lucky to learn from top experts like you. #GetYourMSRC #GetYourBSRC
Honored to be recognized again on the World’s Top 2% Scientists list compiled by Stanford University &Elsevier following my recognitions in 2020–2022, 2024 & 2025. This reflects a shared journey. Thanks to my mentor, collaborators & exceptional students for being part of it #txst
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Happy Boss’s Day to all of our amazing, one-of-a-kind leaders at the NBRC! Thank you for your dedication, leadership and all that you do to support our team and advance the respiratory care profession. We’re grateful for everything you do each and every day! #BossDay
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Statlender and others conducted a study on the correlation between mechanical power (MP) and viscoelastic lung properties in a small sample (N = 9) of tracheostomized subjects.
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In November of 1982, President Reagan proclaimed National Respiratory Therapy Week in the Oval Office. Executives and officers of the American Association for Respiratory Therapy (AART) were present during this monumental moment. #NBRCHistory
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Throwback Thursday, Roca et al published “Driving Pressure Is a Risk Factor for ARDS in Mechanically Ventilated Subjects Without ARDS” in the October 2021 issue.
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Colaianni-Alfonso and colleagues conducted a prospective study in 26 adults with bronchiectasis-related acute respiratory failure who were initially treated with high-flow nasal cannula (HFNC).
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The Guide for Medical Directors of Respiratory Care was developed by members of the Respiratory Care Interest Group in partnership with CHEST and provides practical, comprehensive guidance for clinicians leading respiratory care services. Learn more: bit.ly/3VjIX1k
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Roberts and co-workers conducted a trial of laryngeal mask airway (LMA) implementation as a first-line ventilation interface for neonates ≥35 weeks gestational age and ≥1.5 kg.
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Your 2027 annual invoice is in the mail! If you chose to go paperless this year, check your inbox and text messages for your invoice. We're excited to continue our promotion of the need for more #RTs through our national campaign next year. Learn more: bit.ly/3dYX7PQ
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Rallis et al conducted a retrospective study of 50 neonates born at ≤26 weeks gestation, without severe intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH), and evaluated the arterial PaCO2 during the first 24 h of life.
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This month’s Editor’s Choice paper by Ferrari and colleagues aimed at developing a tool for assessing secretions, the Respiratory Secretion Scale (RESES).
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The October 2026 issue is online!
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