7 Ways the Laerdal Advanced Airway Solution Can Strengthen Your Training Program
Learn how the Laerdal Advanced Airway Solution helps educators deliver realistic airway and CPR training, without added complexity.
Learn MoreRespiratory disease remains one of the world’s greatest healthcare challenges. Healthcare organizations need professionals across the continuum of care who can recognize respiratory deterioration, make informed decisions, and respond effectively.
As patient needs become more complex, respiratory education can help healthcare professionals build the knowledge, practical skills, and clinical judgment required to deliver safe, effective care.
Respiratory care influences clinical decisions across the healthcare team. During critical moments, changes in a patient’s respiratory status can guide assessment, communication, intervention, and treatment.
Respiratory readiness is not limited to respiratory therapists. Nurses, physicians, emergency clinicians, critical care teams, and other healthcare professionals all play an essential role in:
As respiratory conditions continue to contribute to global morbidity and mortality, healthcare organizations must help professionals develop and maintain the competency, confidence, and clinical judgment needed to deliver effective care.
These statistics represent more than a global disease burden. They represent millions of patients who depend on healthcare professionals to recognize deterioration, make informed decisions, and provide effective care when it matters most.
As respiratory challenges evolve, healthcare organizations need learning experiences that build and sustain:
Healthcare professionals across disciplines need the knowledge, practical skills, clinical judgment, and teamwork to recognize respiratory deterioration and respond effectively.
Respiratory education and simulation can support practice, decision-making, communication, and preparedness across the continuum of care.
Developing respiratory competency requires knowledge, hands-on practice, clinical decision-making, and ongoing reinforcement.
As learners and healthcare professionals progress from foundational skill development to complex patient situations, organizations need learning experiences that support growth at every stage.
Laerdal respiratory solutions work together to support readiness, competency, and performance across the continuum of care.
Support respiratory excellence through team-based learning and critical event preparedness.

Develop competency through realistic patient scenarios and clinical judgment.

Build confidence through realistic skills practice and repetition.

The educational and training needs of the new respiratory care environment continue to expand. The benefits of Laerdal’s training solutions can help. Through a systematic approach such as Laerdal’s Circle of Learning, we can combine solutions to help develop the psychomotor, decision-making, and team communication skills required to meet these rising challenges. The Circle of Learning serves as a bridge between cognitive and skills-based learning with real-life clinical experience. It should be viewed in the context of the whole, but each individual segment functions as an ever-evolving spiral toward lifelong learning and continuous clinical improvement.
Respiratory readiness is the ability to recognize changes in a patient’s respiratory condition and respond with the appropriate knowledge, practical skills, clinical judgment, and teamwork.
Respiratory-care training can support respiratory therapists, nurses, physicians, emergency clinicians, critical care teams, students, and other healthcare professionals involved in respiratory assessment and care.
Respiratory training can support assessment, recognition of deterioration, airway management, oxygenation, ventilation, clinical decision-making, communication, and emergency response.
Simulation gives learners and clinical teams opportunities to practice respiratory assessment, interventions, decisions, and communication in structured patient-care situations.
Healthcare organizations can support competency through education, hands-on practice, realistic clinical situations, feedback, performance reinforcement, and continued opportunities to apply respiratory-care skills.
Healthcare leaders need practical ways to prepare clinicians for the moments that matter most.
Laerdal helps organizations: