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Ventilator-Assisted Living©

Published since 1987, IVUN's quarterly newsletter links ventilator users, their families and peers with each other and with health professionals committed to home mechanical ventilation. Articles include such topics as family adjustments, equipment and techniques, medical issues, travel and ethical issues.

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Read selected articles from
the Spring 2008 issue ...cover of this issue of Ventilator-Assisted Living

Needed: Independent Living for Ashly
Donnalee Livingston, Rochester, New York

Inside This Issue

Truly Personal Attendant Care
Margaret (Peg) A. Nosek, PhD, Executive Director, Center for Research on Women with Disabilities, Houston, Texas

Take Charge, Not Chances: In Practice
Lawrence C. Becker, PhD, Roanoke, Virginia

From Around the Network
Judith R. Fischer, IVUN Information Specialist

2008 Camps for Ventilator-Assisted Kids

The Pandemic Ventilator Project

Calendar

Call for Proposals: IVUN's Fifth Research Grant

Meet Our Sponsors

Complete issue (pdf)

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