Allan Gonzales

Educator, lifelong learner. I tweet about higher ed, technology, online learning, respiratory care, other medical topics. Views expressed are my own.

[RESPIRATORY CARE @respcare]

As part of the 62nd Respiratory Care Journal Conference, Patient–Ventilator Interactions: Discordance, Asynchrony, and Pendelluf, Piraino follows with a review on the bedside assessment of respiratory drive in the mechanically ventilated patient.
https://t.co/3PlC7MzMlo

[RT Magazine @RTmagazine]

'Mold Busters' public housing program in NYC reduced asthma emergency visits https://t.co/CV8E4AIMPb

[Allan Gonzales @AllanRCProf]

This is truly amazing!

[MS in Respiratory Care at Texas State University @MSRC_TexasState]

Huge applause for the South Korean scientists behind this breakthrough. 🫁 Using a patient’s own cells and a 3D printer once sounded like science fiction. Incredible work and an exciting glimpse into the future of medicine. ⚕️🩻🏥
@tsrc_org @TXState_RC @aarc_tweets @txsthealth

[CHEST @accpchest]

Learn how bedside ultrasound techniques may help guide deresuscitation in septic shock by identifying pulmonary and venous congestion in real time. 🔗Read more from the Ultrasound and Chest Imaging Section in CHEST Physician: https://t.co/9U62120yA0

[RESPIRATORY CARE @respcare]

Throwback Thursday, Loberger et al published “Challenging Convention: Daytime Versus Nighttime Extubation in the Pediatric ICU” in the May 2021 issue of the journal.
https://t.co/zEXhakjJKo

[Respiratory Therapy Zone @RespiratoryZone]

Thinking about becoming a respiratory therapist? Here’s exactly how long it takes and what to expect at every step of the journey. https://t.co/mbBQuVUGzo

[RESPIRATORY CARE @respcare]

Throwback Thursday, Duggal et al published “Implementation of Protocolized Care in ARDS Improves Outcomes” in the April 2021 issue of the journal.
https://t.co/jsHS3jvRdb

[Arzu Ari @ArzuAri]

Reflecting on a productive 2025 in my role as a 50% Associate Dean for Research. Proud of the progress in faculty development, student success, research growth, and community partnerships—made possible by an incredible team. #txst #HigherEd #Research

[CHEST @accpchest]

Can short-term trajectories of neoepitopes after initiation of antifibrotic treatment predict therapy-related outcomes, including mortality, in patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (#IPF)?

Read the original research in the April issue of the journal CHEST®: https://t.co/ead2kUcxwT
#MedEd #JournalCHEST

[Arzu Ari @ArzuAri]

In just 5 days:
🌍 153 applications
🌎 32 countries
That’s a +200% increase in applications & 28% rise in country representation vs last year. Nearly all past participants applied again—sharing how impactful the program was. Reading their applications was incredibly moving #txst

[CHEST @accpchest]

Mitigating the risk of asthma emergencies during respiratory season is crucial. This APP Intersection column in the CHEST Physician® publication outlines how to partner with families and school personnel to keep children safe.
Read more: https://t.co/xv6rXcV1ss
#CHESTAPPs

[Allan Gonzales @AllanRCProf]

Proud member of the American Association for Respiratory Care @aarc_tweets since 2001. #AARC #RespiratoryCare #RespiratoryTherapy #RT

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[RESPIRATORY CARE @respcare]

Throwback Thursday, Kallet et al published “The Nature of Recruitment and De-Recruitment and Its Implications for Management of ARDS” in the March 2021 issue of the journal.
https://t.co/rfMqcfRVlP

[CHEST @accpchest]

The latest #journal_CHESTCritCare How I Do It highlights some common scenarios in critical care that are prone to influence by omission bias and describes a simple and easily implementable approach to mitigating omission bias by shifting the frame of reference around the status quo.

Read more in the March issue: https://t.co/pEu8DDQDA8
#MedEd #JournalCHEST #CriticalCare #CritCare #MedicalEducation

[RT Magazine @RTmagazine]

No increased risks of respiratory infections for users of asthma biologics https://t.co/MN2CckjFN0

[Brady Scott PhD RRT @JBradyScott]

Mechanical Ventilation in Trauma-Induced Respiratory Failure: A Clinical Review - Carolina Ruiz, Andrés Aquevedo, Consuelo Marambio-Coloma, Lorena Arqueros, Guillermo Bugedo, L. Felipe Damiani, 2026 https://t.co/hVcrmwNaUU

[RESPIRATORY CARE @respcare]

Holley and colleagues studied a large cohort of active-duty service members and investigated demographic and anthropometric contributors to impulse oscillometry (IOS) measurement variability and assessed the performance of existing reference equations.
https://t.co/AfPhjvDmhf

[The National Board for Respiratory Care - NBRC @NBRC_tweets]

As part of our ongoing commitment to protecting the integrity of our credentialing process, we conduct random audits of candidates’ graduation information. Here’s how the process works: https://t.co/1pXcvV0OnI #RTs #ExcellenceDefinesUs

[Respiratory Therapy Zone @RespiratoryZone]

The complexity and duration of the surgery also play roles, as longer procedures may result in more tissue trauma and inflammation, potentially extending the healing timeline. https://t.co/EgEo9Fmswt

[CHEST @accpchest]

A CHEST How I Do It presents a case-based discussion of ILD-associated PH to address its challenges and provides a framework for the practical evidence-based approach to accurate diagnosis and management of these cases.

Read more: https://t.co/iVutAFL4eG
#MedEd #JournalCHEST