PARI has been pioneering healthcare improvements for over 100 years, and have built a reputation for delivering innovation and quality. Guided by a world-class research lab, PARI developd products that continually advance the science of respiratory care. At PARI we approach the future with the expertise necessary to adapt to a changing healthcare market in an effort to improve the lives of those affected by respiratory diseases.
PARI’s Continuing Education Programs are designed for respiratory therapists, nurses, and case managers who are involved in the management of respiratory patients. There are seven programs in total and a short description of each is listed on the website. Only Program 1 is approved for self-study. Programs 2-7 must be presented to a group of participants by an approved speaker. PARI does not provide a speaker for these programs. The approved speaker must be a licensed RRT. To find out more information on becoming an approved speaker and information on PARI’s current CEU programs please click here.
UPCOMING EVENTS
SCRT Education Day and AGM
Sep 10, 2010Come join us at the E.A.Rawlinson Center in Prince Albert, Sask. on Friday, Sept 10th, 2010. It's the big beautiful building just before you...
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Oct 28, 2010Please follow the links to find out more on the College and Association of Respiratory Therapists of Alberta (CARTA) conference Oct. 28-30,2010...
Read MoreCritical Care Canada Forum
Nov 7, 2010The Critical Care Canada Forum is being held November 7 - 10, 2010 at the Sheraton Downtown Toronto, Canada. The Critical Care Canada...
Read MoreSaskatchewan Thoracic Society Education Day
Nov 20, 2010The STS Executive has developed an exciting program agenda for the 2010 Annual Education day. Please refer to the following information regarding...
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
National Competency Profile
The 2011 Canadian Respiratory Therapy National Competency Profile (NCP) is the culmination of a comprehensive practice review conducted in 2009....
Read MoreThink about joining the Saskatchewan Thoracic Society
The Saskatchewan Thoracic Society is the health professionals section of the Saskatchewan Lung Association. The Society strives to promote...
Read MoreAllergy Cross-Reactions: When Birch Meets Apple
As friends herald the melting of the snow with the glee of a lottery winner, it’s often hard for the tree allergic to join the celebrating....
Read MoreAmiodarone pulmonary toxicity
Amiodarone is an antiarrhythmic agent commonly used to treat supraventricular and ventricular arrhythmias. This drug is an iodinecontaining...
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