Making Oxygen Therapy Visible™
Who can participate?
Join a Conserve Medical Clinical Programs Coordinator for a live session exploring oxygen therapy in nursing practice.
The session combines evidence-based learning, clinical discussion and reflection with an opportunity to share your own experience, questions and perspectives.
What to expect
Reflect on your confidence in managing oxygen therapy in your own clinical setting
Work through practical clinical scenarios and explore common assumptions
Explore current evidence and clinical considerations related to topics such as when oxygen is indicated, oxygen targets, oxygen saturation , respiratory rate, reassessment, changing oxygen needs, delivery equipment, escalation or referral, and oxygen stewardship
Share your experience, questions and perspectives to help shape MOTV and inform future work
You do not need to already feel confident with oxygen therapy.
Questions, uncertainty, different practice experiences, and knowledge gaps are welcome.
MOTV is currently open to nurses, recent nursing graduates, and nursing students who are in the later stages of their education and have clinical-placement experience.
Relevant to medical and surgical wards, emergency care, intensive or critical care, respiratory care, paediatrics, perioperative care, and other hospital or clinical settings where supplemental oxygen is used.
Free 45-minutes one-on-one virtual training session
MOTV is in a consultation and co-design phase. Your input helps improve course content, learning activities, and future clinical resources.
This work is funded by Conserve Medical, with support through Canada's Student Work Placement Program, which is supporting Master's-level nursing students involved in programme development and delivery.
MOTV is currently in development
After your session
Optional follow-up: learning reflection, brief clinical scenario-based assessment, and feedback.
Participants who choose to complete the follow-up and meet eligibility requirements may receive a MOTV Clinial Champion Certificate.
Participation beyond the live session is entirely optional.
About Conserve Medical
Making Oxygen Therapy Visible™ is being developed by Conserve Medical, a nurse-led Canadian health-innovation company.
Conserve Medical is also developing Conserve Tree™, an innovative medical device currently in the prototype stage. It is not available for sale. The device is being developed to make aspects of oxygen therapy more visible in hospital and acute-care settings.
Participating in MOTV does not require you to endorse, purchase, use or recommend Conserve Tree™.
Is this research?
No. MOTV is currently in a consultion and co-design phase, not a research study. What we learn may help inform future research.
Will the session be recorded?
No. Your trainer may take brief notes to support the discussion and help improve the program. Your name and identifying information will not be included in shared summaries of what we learn from participants.
Frequently asked questions
Making Oxygen Therapy Visible™
Book a MOTV Session
Choose a Making Oxygen Therapy Visible™ Clinical Programs Coordinator and find a time that works for you.
Karlene Haubrich, RN, BTech
Founder & CEO, Conserve Medical
Karlene is a registered nurse with frontline experience in cardiac intensive care, inpatient medicine and emergency care. Her work also includes hospital innovation, respiratory standards, oxygen stewardship and safer oxygen-therapy systems.
Book with KarleneLinda-Ann Elobuike, MBA, BN, RN
Clinical Programs Coordinator
Linda is a registered nurse and clinical nursing instructor with experience in medical and radiation oncology, intensive palliative care and medical-surgical nursing. Her work in clinical education, preceptorship and mentorship focuses on helping nurses build confidence, clinical judgement and supported independence in practice.
Book with LindaDevaanshu Kundu, RN
Clinical Programs Coordinator
Devaanshu is an acute-care registered nurse and Master of Nursing research student at the University of Alberta. His clinical experience includes internal medicine, pulmonology, nephrology and hematology/oncology, alongside research and knowledge-translation work.
Booking link coming soonBefore your session
Making Oxygen Therapy Visible™ is an educational program. It does not replace your professional responsibilities, applicable clinical guidelines, facility policies or protocols, patient-specific orders, or your own clinical judgement.
Please do not share patient names or other identifying patient information during your session. MOTV sessions are not recorded. Your trainer may take brief notes to support the discussion and help improve the program.