Save Lives.
Reduce Expenses.
By providing staff with the skills and knowledge necessary to use capnography effectively, hospitals can help prevent adverse events, provide earlier diagnoses, and reduce hospital stays, resulting in significant cost savings.
For large hospitals, the potential annual marginal loss
due to sepsis can be as much as $34 million.
For large hospitals, the potential annual marginal
loss due to sepsis can be as much as $34 million,
a significant expense associated with preventable
adverse events, delayed diagnoses, and prolonged
hospital stays. Implementing a Capnography
training program helps hospitals avoid these costs
and reduces the need for more costly interventions
such as mechanical ventilation or admission to the
intensive care unit.
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Capnography is a non-invasive method of monitoring a patient’s respiratory status and measuring the concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in a patient’s respirations, used by hospital staff and on-scene first responders across the country.
"Something didn't seem quite right..."
Capnography provides valuable information about a patient’s breathing patterns and can detect changes in their CO2 levels that may indicate respiratory distress.
By measuring the amount of CO2 exhaled during each breath, capnography can help healthcare providers quickly assess a patient’s ventilation, perfusion, and metabolism to guide
decisions regarding their care more efficiently.
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Meet Your Instructor
Meet Donald F. Guillette
Don has dedicated over three decades to the Fire/EMS and EMS Instruction field, including 23 years as Director of EMS, seven years as an adjunct instructor at Polk State College, and more than 20 years with the City of Orlando Fire Department. Don has also traveled throughout the United States, serving as a Core Instructor for the University of Miami Gordon Center of Research and Medical Education.
Discover the life-saving potential of capnography in “Capnography – More Than Just Numbers” written by Don Guillette. This book delves into comprehensive research that can transform your understanding and application of capnography in clinical practice. Equip yourself with vital knowledge that could make the difference in critical moments.
