John M. Hughes
Prof. John M. Hughes
All aspects of respiratory medicine, asthma management, pulmonary mechanics, physiology, and pathophysiology.
JHughes@millersville.edu
Office: Rear of 325 North Duke Street
Phone: (717) 291-8457
Office Hours
M: By appointment
T: By appointment
W: By appointment
R: By appointment
F: By appointment
Additional Information
Education:
AS, Graduate, of St Joseph Hospital School of Respiratory Therapy / York College
BPS, Elizabethtown College
M. Ed. , Pennsylvania State University
Courses Taught:
RESP 411 Respiratory Care Techniques I
RESP 412 Principles of Aerosol & Gas Therapy
RESP 413 Pulmonary Assessment and Therapeutics
RESP 414 Respiratory Care Techniques II
RESP 417 Respiratory Care Techniques III
RESP 419 Respiratory Care in Alternate Sites
RESP 424 Non-Infectious Diseases
RESP 430 Clinical Practice I
RESP 431 Clinical Practice II
RESP 495 Respiratory Care Research
Areas of Specialization:
All aspects of respiratory medicine, asthma management, pulmonary mechanics, physiology, and pathophysiology
Research Interest(s):
Aerosol medication delivery and deposition, alveolar stability and recruitment, assessment-driven patient care.
Independent Research:
"Evaluation of four spontaneous breathing maneuvers with statistical comparison of alveolar filling gradients produced by each," presented at Respiratory Care Open Forum, AARC Annual Meeting, Anaheim , California , 1981
"Use of Radioactively Tagged Aerosol to Evaluate Nebulizer Placement and Mode During Mechanical Ventilation in an In Vitro Study," 1986
Selected Publication(s):
"Post-Operative Pulmonary Care - Past, Present, and Future," Critical Care Quarterly, September, 1983
"Effects of Nebulizer Mode and Position in a Mechanical Ventilator Circuit on Dose Efficiency", Respiratory Care, December 1987
"Origin or Pawn...How do You Fit into the Future of Respiratory Care?", PS News, Vol. 6, No: 3, Winter 1991
"Our responsibility: We must be visionaries", Advance for Respiratory Care Practitioners, June 8, 1992 ; Vol. 5, No: 23
"Taking Quality up the Scale", RT, J. Respir Care Pract, Vol 7, No.: 6, 1994
"Positioning RC Services for Success: A Year of Change and Making Change Work", AARC Times, Vol. 20, No. 3, March 1996
“Mosby's CPG Mentor: Patient Cases in Respiratory Care: Aerosol Therapy”, Respiratory Care, May 1999 Vol. 44, No: 5
“Professional Unity – Let's Commit to It!”, The PSNews, Summer 1999
“Personnel Crisis? – What Personnel Crisis?”, The PSNews, Fall 2001

