Barbara A. Ludwig
Ms Ludwig has been on the faculty of the department of respiratory care
since 1972. In 1992 she accepted the position of Interim Chair and has
been involved with the strategic planning committees for the School of
Allied Health. In 1999 she accepted the position of Chair. She has found
time to co-author several CAIs, computer simulations, and a workbook for
Clinical Applications of Blood Gases by Barry Shapiro, MD. 4th
ed. Ms. Ludwig's expertise is in the theory of adult critical care and
pulmonary pathology.
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Paul
J. Mathews
Dr. Mathews is an Associate
Professor and Admissions Co-ordinator in the Department of Respiratory
Care Education. He holds Adjunct Associate Professor status in the
Center on Aging, is a content area consultant to the Cancer Center,
and is a member of the Physical Therapy Education Graduate faculty.
He is also an Honorary Professor at the University of Costa Rica.
Mathews is a past president of the American Association for Respiratory
Care (AARC), a member of the New York Academy of Sciences, Lambda
Beta (Respiratory Care Honor Society), Pi Lambda Theta (Educational
Honor Society), and Sigma Xi (Scientific Honor Society). He is also
an Honorary Member of the Philippine Society for Respiratory Care,
a Life Member of the AARC, Life Member of the Respiratory Care Management
Association, a Project HOPE International Fellow, and a Fellow of
the College of Critical Care Medicine (FCCM) and of the American
College of Chest Physicians (FCCP). He has served as a consultant
to the FDA, USPHS, SUNY-Stony Brook, the government of Costa Rica,
and the Mexican Respiratory Care Association. Professor Mathews
has published numerous papers, essays, and columns in the professional
literature, several books and book chapters, and has presented papers
at many national and international professional meetings.
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Michael
P. Czervinske
Mr. Czervinske joined the
faculty at KUMC in 1995 and became the Director of Clinical Education
for the Department of Respiratory Care Education in 2004. He previously
was the Manager of Cardiopulmonary Diagnostics at Tulane University
Medical Center, New Orleans, LA. He accepted the pediatrics/neonatal
and pulmonary diagnostics position here, and we are all glad he
did. His most recent publication is the textbook Perinatal
and Pediatric Respiratory Care published in 1995 by WB Saunders
Inc. for which he was a co-editor with Sherry Barnhart. Mr. Czervinske
wrote three chapters for the textbook. His writing also includes
two chapters in another neonatal/pediatric textbook published
in 1993. He is also on the ad hoc committee to develop perinatal/pediatric
clinical practice guidelines for the AARC.
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Bethene
L. Gregg
Dr. Gregg has been on
faculty since 1981 and teaches respiratory care procedures and
mechanical ventilators. Both courses have labs which is where
she spends most of her time. When she's not in lab she's on
the computer doing this. Part of "this" turned out
to be the first online CEU program for respiratory care approved
by the AARC in 1997. The CEU program provides respiratory care
practitioners with AARC approved Category 1 continuing
education credits.
Our
Students
Beth Gregg also teaches
an education class which has a project as one of the requirements.
Katie Tull '95 video taped the movies, interviewed Chad Jackson
'93 and started the review of the literature for the Hyperbaric
Oxygen Therapy module. It took Gregg a year to learn how
to put all the pieces together.The HBO document is also linked
to the interdisciplinary
Case Study 5: Burn Patient. Thanks go to Todd Jinks, Dustin
Lehnert, and Eric Pauls (all Class of '96) for their help in
presenting this case study for the SAH Grand Rounds. There will
be more case studies online as additional continuing education
programs are developed.
by Brandi Wilson, Marianne
Loridon, Tisha Schmelzle, Sarah Benjes, Bryan Limer, Tim Cunningham,
and Toby Miller, all Class of '96. Edited and changed to HTML
by B. Gregg.
by
Adam Bennett, Heather Davis, Jennifer Delich, Dewanda Jones, Tracy
Klindworth, Tim Platt, Kevin Prothe, and Carol Wu, all Class of
'96. Edited and changed to HTML by B. Gregg.
by
Julia Heyer, Kelly Boyd, Dustin Franklin, and Jason Johnson, all
Class of '97. Edited and changed to HTML by B. Gregg.
presented
at the SAH Grand Rounds by Patrick Koehler, Miguel Perez, and
Angela Wozniak, all Class of '97. Edited and changed to HTML by
B. Gregg.
by
Dzung Nguyen, Chad Trautman, Kim Young, and Angela Zarestky, all
Class of '97. Edited and changed to HTML by B. Gregg
by
Mazen Zari, Class of '98. Edited by Judith Mathewson MS, RRT and
changed to HTML by B. Gregg
by
Erin Donnelly, Class of '98. Revised by Barbara Ludwig, MA, RRT
and changed to HTML by B. Gregg
by
Steve Johnson, Class of '98. Edited by Barbara Ludwig, MA, RRT
and changed to HTML by B. Gregg
by
Frank Vivio, Class of '98. Edited by Barbara Ludwig, MA, RRT and
changed to HTML by B. Gregg
by
Peter Dow, Class of '98. Edited by Mike Czervinske, BS, RRT and
changed to HTML by B. Gregg
by
Joby Steele, Class of '98. Edited and changed to HTML by B. Gregg
by
Matt Groves, Class of '98. Edited by Mike Czervinske, BS, RRT
and changed to HTML by B. Gregg
by
Matt Groves, Class of '98. Edited by Paul Mathews, PhD, RRT and
changed to HTML by B. Gregg
by Kim Porter, Class of
'98. Edited and changed to HTML by B. Gregg
Long-term
Oxygen Therapy
by Charity Scott, Class
of '00. Edited and changed to HTML by B. Gregg
Partial
Liquid Ventilation
by
Willie Geisendorf and Mike Morgan, Class of '00. Edited and
changed to HTML by B. Gregg
Respiratory
Distress Syndrome
by Jennifer Swihart and
Kristine Boggs, Class of '01. Edited by Mike Czervinske, BS,
RRT and changed to HTML by B. Gregg
Neonatal
Pneumonia
by
Pui Pui Ku and Bridgette Blain, Class of '01. Edited by Mike
Czervinske, BS, RRT and changed to HTML by B. Gregg
Persistent
Pulmonary Hypertension of the Newborn
by Katherine
Bell and Jennifer Igo, Class of '01. Edited by
Mike Czervinske, BS, RRT and changed to HTML by B. Gregg
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Judith
A. Mathewson
Ms. Mathewson was the Director
of Clinical Education for the Department of Respiratory Care Education
from 1980-2003. Her skill in scheduling students through countless
rotations with six clinical affiliates was unsurpassed. She taught
the pharmacology course, the senior registry review, advised and
facilitated student case conferences, and was a site visitor for
JRCRTE. Publications included CAIs, clinical simulations, and
a book chapter on Respiratory Pharmacology. She retired in 2004.
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