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Join the AARC or renew your membership
for only $75!
We are pleased to announce reduced AARC memberships available now
through the ISRC!
Click Here to find
out how easy it is to take advantage of the LOWEST price available for a
FULL one-year AARC membership! And we make it easier as you can now
purchase a discount voucher with your credit card via the website!!
Membership in the Indiana Society for Respiratory Care is
easy. By joining the AARC, membership in the ISRC is automatically
extended to
Indiana
practitioners. In addition to AARC membership privileges, benefits of
ISRC membership include:
Free subscription to The Pulmonary Press, the
state newsletter that keeps its members informed of important
respiratory issues that affect them.
State legislative representation
Statewide chapter network for activities/events in your
local area
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The Indiana
Joint Asthma Coalition has completed its article and short
description about the asthma resource guide and the FREE
asthma CME program offered on
www.InJAC.org.
These resources are available 24 hours a day seven days a
week and are completely free of charge.
The mission of the Indiana Joint Asthma
Coalition is to reduce the burden of asthma in Indiana.
Free Asthma CME and Free Asthma
Resource Guide Article
CME Training and Resource Guide |
The Indiana Tobacco Quitline is a free phone-based counseling
service that helps Indiana smokers quit. Our services include:
One on one coaching for Tobacco Users who have decided to quit
Resources for Healthcare Providers who want to improve patient
outcomes
Best Practices for Employers who want to implement smoke-free
policies
Support for Family and Friends who want to help loved ones stop
smoking
Tools for Tobacco Control partners to complement their current
programs
Our services are available to you 7 days-a-week in multiple
languages. We promise to meet you where you are and provide
solutions tailored to your needs.
For support information call us today at 1-800-QUIT-NOW. |
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NBRC RE-CREDENTIALING
Individuals who earned NBRC
credentials after July 1, 2002 MUST renew their credentials every 5
years, by participating in the NBRC Continuing Competency Program. This
applies to all credentials granted by the NBRC (CRT, RRT, CPFT, RPFT,
Neonatal/Pediatric Specialist). Credentials earned before July, 2002 are
exempt from this program.
Three options are available for re-credentialing:
a) Continuing Education
b) Re-examination
c) Upgrading credentials
Visit the NBRC web site at
nbrc.org
for details on these 3 options and the re-credentialing
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The U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services works to protect the health of
all Americans and provides essential services, especially for those who
are least able to help themselves.
If you (or someone you are caring for) are one of
the millions of Americans who need the benefits and services they
provide, please download the file below:
Help is on
the line!
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Rx for Indiana to Help Hoosiers Find Prescription Drug
Assistance has created a partnership with nearly 60 health care,
community, business and consumer groups including The
Indiana Society for Respiratory
Care.
For more information please visit their website at:
Rxforlndiana.orq
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