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Why Are Respiratory Therapists Important?

Respiratory therapists are vital for managing breathing issues in neonates. They:
Provide respiratory support using ventilators and CPAP machines.
Perform diagnostic tests to assess lung function.
Collaborate with neonatologists to develop individualized respiratory care plans.

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