CE Webinar
Wednesday, March 13, 2024

Transcutaneous CO2 Monitoring for Earlier Interventions: Case Studies from the Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital PICU

This webinar has ended – watch the recording


Angel Haver RRT, RRT-NPS

RT Clinical Coordinator for the PICU
Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital – Houston, TX

Angel Haver, RRT, RRT-NPS, brings valuable experience and knowledge in neonatal and pediatric respiratory care with over 30 years as a registered respiratory therapist. Since joining Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital in 2006, Angel’s expertise and dedication to pediatric care has led her to serve as the clinical coordinator for pediatric transport and the PICU, overseeing a 22-bed unit. Angel previously worked at Texas Children’s Hospital and Sunrise Children’s Hospital during her three decades as an RT. She has been honored as the “2023 Neonatal Pediatric Specialty Practitioner of the Year” by the Texas Society for Respiratory Care, in recognition of her dedication and exceptional work in the field.

Webinar highlights:

  • Educate the participants about the importance of monitoring ventilation in PICU patients experiencing respiratory distress. 

  • Compare the advantages and disadvantages of CO2 monitoring methods. 

  • Explore case studies highlighting the value of transcutaneous CO2 monitoring in our patient population

CE CREDITS ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOR THE RECORDING OF THIS WEBINAR
This webinar has ended – watch the recording


Related Posts

  • Live

    Balancing Brain and Lung Protection in the NICU with Transcutaneous Monitoring

    Join us for a live webinar with Philip Carroll, BN, RN. Discover how respiratory status, CO₂ levels, and cerebral blood flow are connected — and why that matters for guiding gentle, neuroprotective ventilation.

  • Support

    Implementing Transcutaneous CO2 Monitoring: Lessons from a Level 3 NICU

    Rolling out any new monitoring technology across a large NICU is as much a change-management project as a clinical one. In this webinar, Emma Coombe — Lead Advanced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner at Liverpool Women's Hospital, a Level 3 unit caring for infants from 22 weeks' gestation — walks through her team's two-year journey implementing transcutaneous CO2 (TcCO2) monitoring: the trial, the data, the setbacks, and the outcomes so far.

  • On-Demand

    TCM in the NICU: Practical Applications, Guidelines, and Considerations

    Watch the On-Demand Session to explore practical applications of TCM in the NICU.