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Pennsylvania Respiratory Research Collaborative

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Becoming a Research Reviewer

Becoming a Reviewer

To become a research reviewer, you'll need to demonstrate your expertise in a specific field and make yourself known to journal editors or organizations that seek reviewers. This often involves building a strong online presence, showcasing your research publications, and reaching out to relevant editors or platforms. 

Becoming a Reviewer

"The Peer Review Process"
by L. Denise Willis, MSc RRT RRT-NPS AE-C FAARC
Respiratory Care April 2024

How to Perform a Review

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In this video, Section Editor Andrew Miller provides an overview the peer review process for Respiratory Care.

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In this video, section editor Denise Willis discusses the peer review process and how to provide high quality peer reviews. 

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In this video, section editor Denise Willis discusses expands upon her prior video on the peer review process and how to provide high quality peer reviews. 

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Did you know that the Respiratory Care Journal has a YouTube page?  You can find it here

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Questions?  Send an email to DirectorofOperations@psrc.net

 

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The Pennsylvania Society for Respiratory Care updates its look to emphasize its mission to Respiratory Therapists in our Commonwealth: Education, Research, Leadership.

Phoenixville, PA. – March 8, 2024– The Pennsylvania Society for Respiratory Care, Inc. (PSRC), the premier advocate for respiratory therapists and respiratory therapy professionals, unveiled their refreshed logo exemplifying their core values: Education, Research, and Leadership.   

Eileen Censullo, President of the PSRC and leader at the American Heart Association, remarked, “Changing our logo was important to me and the board to freshen the look and emphasize what we focus on as Respiratory Therapists as a board and as practitioners in the state. Respiratory Therapists are the premier leaders in Respiratory education, research, and leadership in the state of PA. We held a contest in the PSRC membership to submit logos and the logo was voted on by the membership. It is crisp and clean. “

 

Jerin Juby, Vice-President of the PSRC and a faculty member at Thomas Jefferson University, said, “We have been evolving, and it was time for us to refresh our looks. And furthermore, we asked our members to design the logo, which not only highlighted talent but also supported a refresh of our vision and mission amongst our members. We hold utmost pride in representing one of the most amazing professions in healthcare.”  

 

About the Pennsylvania Society for Respiratory Care (PSRC):

The PSRC is a leading state affiliate of the American Association for Respiratory Care (AARC), serving all respiratory therapists and respiratory professionals in the Pennsylvania Commonwealth.  Its purpose is “to advance the art and science of respiratory care through educational publications and programs for its members, other medical professionals, and the general public and to promote pulmonary health and disease prevention."

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Pennsylvania has almost 6,000 RTs (6th nationally) caring for those with acute and complex respiratory diseases.  Their expertise and dedication provide the very best patient outcomes.  The RTs of PA are considered one of the best in the US. 

The PSRC Board of Directors is comprised of key opinion leaders in the field of respiratory care.  Education, Research, and Leadership experts make up the board and drive best practices in PA and set the example across the US.

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