What question did this study set out to answer?

To provide guidelines for submitting letters to the RESPIRATORY CARE journal and publishing criteria.

April 1, 2026

Relocating Bourns BEAR Flow Transducer

KCKenneth CapekSt. Mary's Hospital DHDavid HassertSt. Mary's Hospital

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To provide guidelines for submitting letters to the RESPIRATORY CARE journal and publishing criteria.
Accepts letters on current topics in respiratory care
Allows authors of criticized material to respond
Requires letters to be doublespaced and mailed to the journal
Editorial letters encourage discussion and critique in the field of respiratory care
No anonymous letters permitted to ensure accountability

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 letters or condense them without changing the author's views. Authors of criticized material will have the opportunity to reply to comments. No anonymous letters can be published. Type letters doublespaced and mail them to RESPIRATORY CARE Journal, Box 426, Cheshire CT 06410.

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