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Posted by RPSGT on June 12, 2002 at 20:34:30:In Reply to: Re: AASM or APT Protocol for cpap/bipap titration? posted by RPSGT on May 30, 2002 at 21:47:42:
You gals and guys make me worry too much. I only intended to help someone out, not write a constitution. My/our policies are not any better than what everyone else has (as a matter of fact I'm sure some of ya'll have better policies than I do).
I have not sent out any copies of our policies yet. I wanted to attend the APSS in Seattle and update my information first.
Its 11:22 PM and I need to unpack and get some sleep. BCLS renewal all day tomorrow and then the weekend off with family. I'll look at incorporating new information on Monday and it will be available a few days after that.
Thanks,
RPSGT
(the next time you see "Bill" Dement whisper to him: 1066)
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