Transcription of Oxygen Therapy - CRTO
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COLLEGE OFRESPIRATORYTHERAPISTS OFONTARIONOVEMBER2013C L I N I C A L B E S T P R A C T I C E G U I D E L I N EOxygen TherapyPage | 2 Oxygen Therapy Clinical Best Practice GuidelineAcknowledgementsThis College of Respiratory Therapists of Ontario (CRTO or the College ) Clinical Best Practice Guideline(CBPG) was developed by the Professional Practice Committee (PPC) of the CRTO in consultation withCouncil and other committees of the College, Members at large and PPC is a non-statutory committee comprised of Registered Respiratory Therapists (RRT) and publicmembers with a wide range of knowledge and experience from various practice areas across Ontario. Thiscommittee was formed by the CRTO in 2010 to focus specifically on the review and development ofstandards of practice directly related to the practice of Respiratory Therapy in Ontario.
administering oxygen therapy clearly falls within the legislated scope of practice of Respiratory Therapy, which is: Oxygen therapy is an expected competency of all Respiratory Therapists regardless of the practice setting. Respiratory Therapists work in a variety of practice settings including but not limited to: • Acute Care (Hospitals)
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