

Susan Jacobs, MS, RN
Research Nurse Manager
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Susan Jacobs is a research nurse manager at Stanford University Medical Center in Stanford, California.
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Episode # 456 • 07 Oct 2024
Outpatient Oxygen Therapy
Supplemental oxygen is ubiquitous and yet there is a tremendous amount of uncertainty related to prescription and management in the outpatient setting. Have no fear, we’ve got your back! On this episode of The Curbsiders we host special guest Susan Jacobs, RN, MS who is a bonafide, world-class expert in outpatient oxygen therapy. How to prescribe? What’s out there? What do you do when your patient travels? She joins us to tackle these questions and so much more so make sure to tune in and snag some knowledge food for that old brain hole!
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Susan Jacobs, MS, RN has been at the forefront of the national effort to draw much needed attention to one of the most crucial issues facing ILD patients - access to supplemental oxygen. She is the lead author on the results of the first national patient survey of nearly 2,000 supplemental oxygen users and the American Thoracic Society (ATS) Multidisciplinary Oxygen workshop, both published in the Annals of ATS. In addition to her work on oxygen availability, she seeks to improve patient care by focusing on issues related to dyspnea and cough. Ms. Jacobs chairs the Oxygen Special Interest Group of the ATS.
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