RTMatters Episode 013 | RTs Recognized as AARC Fellows: What That Means
In this episode of RTMatters, host Patrick Dunne is joined by Frank Salvatore, MBA, RRT, FAARC and Keith Siegel, MBA, RRT, CPFT, FAARC, co-chairs of the AARC’s 2026 Fellowship Committee, to discuss what it truly means to be recognized as a Fellow of the American Association for Respiratory Care (FA…
RTMatters Episode 014 | Staffing Challenges in Respiratory Care
In this episode of RTMatters, host Patrick Dunne sits down with Garry Kauffman, Past President of the American Association for Respiratory Care (AARC) and a recognized thought leader in operational and organizational issues impacting respiratory care services.
The conversation explores one of the …
Episode 015 | Inhalers, Propellants, and the Push for Lower Carbon Respiratory Care
In this episode of RTMatters, host Patrick Dunne is joined by Dr. Douglas Gardenhire, registered respiratory therapist and Chair of the Respiratory Therapy Program at Georgia State University, for an important discussion on inhaler propellants, greenhouse gas emissions, and the evolving environment…
The Cycling Cop and the Clapham Execution: PC Patrick Dunne & William Danso
Welcome back, Trevors! It's season four and we are BACK, although you'd be forgiven for thinking otherwise given the chaos of recording this one (third intro, second go at the case, Hannah's suitcase touring Luton solo). Stick with us.
This week, Hannah takes us to a quiet Wednesday night in Octobe…
RTMatters Episode 016 | Stress, Burnout, and Building Resilience in Respiratory Care
In this episode of RTMatters, host Patrick Dunne is joined by Katlyn Burr, DSL, RRT-NPS, AE-C, FAARC, Senior Director of Respiratory Care, Sleep Medicine, and Biomedical Engineering at Nemours Children’s Health, for an important conversation about the impact of chronic work-related stress on respir…
RTMatters Episode 017 | The NBRC: More Than Entry-Level Credentialing
In this episode of RTMatters, host Patrick Dunne is joined by Lori Tinkler, MBA, ICE-CPP, Chief Executive Officer of the National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC), for an in-depth discussion on the vital role the NBRC plays in advancing the respiratory therapy profession.
While many respiratory t…
Patrick Dunne on What Makes Great Boards Work
Patrick Dunne, author of "Boards", joins host Alberto Lidji on the Do One Better Podcast for a timely conversation on how boards can become more effective, more agile and more valuable.
Drawing on the third edition of his book "Boards", Patrick explores how governance is changing in a world shap…
Beyond Good Governance: What Makes a Board Truly Effective? #131
Marie Holive welcomes back experienced chair, board adviser and author Patrick Dunne to discuss the newly published third edition of his award-winning book, Boards.
Boards today are being asked to navigate extraordinary complexity. Directors must oversee risk, contribute to strategy, challenge cons…
RTMatters Episode 018 – The American Respiratory Care Foundation: A Valuable Resource for RTs
What resources are available to respiratory therapists looking to advance their education, research, and careers?
In Episode 018 of RTMatters, host Patrick Dunne is joined by Carl Hinkson, MSc, RRT-ACCS, RRT-NPS, FAARC, Chair of the American Respiratory Care Foundation (ARCF) and immediate Past Pr…
RTMatters Episode 019 | Pulmonary Rehabilitation: An Underutilized Resource for COPD Care
In Episode 019 of RTMatters, host Patrick Dunne is joined by Steve Wehrman, Lead Respiratory Therapist at Morlen Health, to discuss pulmonary rehabilitation for people living with COPD and why this proven resource remains underutilized.
Steve explores the essential components of pulmonary rehab, f…
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