Respiratory care practitioners work under medical supervision and may provide telehealth and manage advanced life-support systems and related treatments.
The law lists telehealth and care involving ECMO and ECCO2R among respiratory practitioners’ work, under medical supervision and with telehealth details set by regulation.
The law lists telehealth and care involving ECMO and ECCO2R among respiratory care practitioners’ work. The listed work includes telemedicine, telehealth, and managing ECMO, ECCO2R, and treatments integrated with those systems. Telehealth use and participation are further described in regulation. Practitioners work under general medical supervision and make decisions within limits set by a physician and the Board of Medical Licensure and Discipline.
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