Etiometry Closes the Gap in ARDS/PARDS Detection
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In the winter issue of Respiratory Therapy, Jo’el Barr, Clinical Development Specialist at Etiometry, shares insights on the deployment of our PARDS pathway in two top U.S. children’s hospitals. The article highlights how Etiometry’s technology is empowering clinicians to recognize and manage Pediatric ARDS more effectively, driving better outcomes for critically ill children.
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