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The aim is to provide a platform for opinions and discussions about current issues in respiratory care.

April 15, 2026

A Call to Physically Handicapped Respiratory Therapists

PPPatrick D. PangburnAmerican Institute of Certified Public Accountants

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The aim is to provide a platform for opinions and discussions about current issues in respiratory care.
Soliciting letters on various topics of interest in respiratory care.
Allowing the editor to decide on acceptance, editing, or rejection of submissions.
Providing authors of criticized content the chance to respond.
Publication of letters will reflect diverse opinions in respiratory care.
No anonymous submissions will be accepted, ensuring accountability for opinions expressed.

Abstract

Letters on topics of current interest or commenting on material in RESPIRATORY CARE will be considered for publication. The Editor may accept or decline a letter or edit it without changing the author's views. The content of letters as published may simply reflect the author's opinion or interpretation of information-not standard practice or the Journal's recommendation. Authors of criticized material will have the opportunity to reply in print. No anonymous letters can be published. Type letter double-spaced, mark it "For publication," and mail to RESPIRATORY CARE Journal, Box 29686, Dallas TX 75229.

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