The Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists (CSRT) has welcomed news that the Government of Canada as well as the Province of Ontario have each provided made in Canada ventilators to India in support of that country’s response to the COVID-19 crisis. Through collaboration with the Indian Association of Respiratory Care, the CSRT is pleased to connect respiratory therapists in India with Canadian practice resources, including information pertaining to those Canadian made ventilators.
Canadian-Made Ventilator Resources
e700 ventilator resources• O-Two Training Hub
• e700 User Manual
• O-Two Self-Study Guide 1 (e700 Transport Ventilator Modes)
• O-Two Self-Study Guide (e700 Transport Ventilator Live Monitoring Parameters)
• O-Two Self-Study Guide (e700 Transport Ventilator Abbreviations, Alarms and Battery Status)
• O-Two Self-Study Guide (eSeries Transport Ventilator Troubleshooting Guide)
• O-Two Self-Study Guide (eSeries Transport Ventilator Control and Function Keys and Connections)
V4C 560 ventilator resources
• Basic lessons plans (Quick Start, Circuit Set-Up and Geography of the Device, Entering the Set-Up Menu, Calibrations and Screen Navigation, Waveform Functionality)
• Clinical lessons plans (Volume based modes, pressure based modes, calibration of the flow and oxygen sensor)
• Clinician’s Manual (English) (contains information relevant to biomedical engineering)
• Clinician’s Manual (links to manual in a variety of languages)
• User Manual (English) (for ventilator operators)
• User Manual (links to manual in a variety of languages)
This page contains a variety of resources, include a curated resource repository on the management of COVID-19 in a variety of clinical settings.
This page contains courses on the mechanical ventilation of COVID; the management of asthma and COPD during the pandemic; the safe delivery of aerosolized medications; pediatric COVID-19 management; delivering care in the community; coping with challenge and change during the pandemic; and a mechanical ventilation refresher series.
Mechanical Ventilation Overview
Presenter: Allison Innes-Wiens, RRT BHSc CRE
This video is intended to provide education for practitioners new to providing respiratory care
Presenter: Allison Innes-Wiens, RRT BHSc CRE
This video is intended to provide education for practitioners new to providing respiratory care
Basic Mechanical Ventilation: Part 1
Presenter: Patricia McClurg, RRT MEd
This video is intended to provide education for practitioners new to providing respiratory care.
Presenter: Patricia McClurg, RRT MEd
This video is intended to provide education for practitioners new to providing respiratory care.
Basic Mechanical Ventilation: Part 2
Presenter: Patricia McClurg, RRT MEd
This video is intended to provide education for practitioners new to providing respiratory care.
Presenter: Patricia McClurg, RRT MEd
This video is intended to provide education for practitioners new to providing respiratory care.
Mechanical Ventilation: Troubleshooting Alarms
Presenter: Allison Innes-Wiens, RRT BHSc CRE
This video is intended to provide education for practitioners new to providing respiratory care
Presenter: Allison Innes-Wiens, RRT BHSc CRE
This video is intended to provide education for practitioners new to providing respiratory care
Lung Protective Ventilation
Presenter: Jody Saarvala, RRT BAH
This video is intended to provide education for practitioners new to providing respiratory care.
Presenter: Jody Saarvala, RRT BAH
This video is intended to provide education for practitioners new to providing respiratory care.
Tummy Time: Proning – The Why and How
Presenter: David Wall, RRT BSc MEd CCAA FCSRT
This video is intended to provide education for practitioners new to providing respiratory care.
Presenter: David Wall, RRT BSc MEd CCAA FCSRT
This video is intended to provide education for practitioners new to providing respiratory care.
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