About This Site
What is the purpose of this site?
To provide Canadian respiratory educators with a comprehensive list of links to sites with current information related to asthma and COPD.
Who manages this site?
This leading resource is built with input from Canadian respiratory educators. It is administered by RespTrec©.
Development of this site was made possible by the Lung Association and an unrestricted grant from AstraZeneca.
Who is this site designed for?
Any Canadian health professional who is an respiratory educator and currently involved in respiratory education initiatives.
What is on this site?
- useful links to sites related to various topics on respiratory health and education;
- an opportunity to receive timely notification of upcoming events, news etc;
- access to on-line continuing education activities; and useful patient resources.
How is RespEducators kept credible, current, and comprehensive?
All links suggested by Canadian respiratory educators visiting the site will be reviewed by the site administrators on an ongoing basis.
How can I contact the administrators?
Respiratory Educators visiting the site will have opportunity to:
- Contact us if you can't find the information you are looking for
- Send comments and suggestions or questions about the site
© 2007. All Rights Reserved. Development of this site was made possible by the Lung Association and an unrestricted grant from AstraZeneca
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