
Authorization notice for the United States.
The V60 Plus and software version 3.00 or greater, is a modification to the existing FDA-cleared V60 ventilator and is therefore provided for use in accordance with FDA’s guidance, “Enforcement Policy for Ventilators and Accessories and Other Respiratory Devices During the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Public Health Emergency”, Section IV Policy for Modifications to FDA-Cleared Devices, issued March 2020. The V60 Plus ventilator is not FDA cleared or approved.
Welcome to the V60 and V60 Plus e-Learning Curriculum
The e-learning materials in this education curriculum facilitate self-learning for the V60, V60 Plus ventilators and high flow therapy (HFT). There is also training checklist available to use during training sessions with clinicians.
Who is it designed for?
These programs are for healthcare professionals.
What are the benefits of this training?
This learning curriculum is part of a clinical education program that enables clinical providers to develop their V60, V60 Plus and HFT skills. Visit this page often to view additional trainings, webinars and tools as they become available. This material is not intended to substitute or replace the Instructions for Use.
Training Videos

Setting up HFT with SW 3.00 and 3.10
Transitioning from NIV to HFT with the AC611 HFNC on the Philips V60 Plus


Webinars

Choosing HFT or NIV in ARF
Professor Thille presenting on when to choose high-flow nasal oxygen therapy or NIV in acute respiratory failure

Recent HFT evidence
Professor Thille presenting recent evidence regarding high-flow nasal oxygen therapy
Training Checklist

V60 / V60 Plus HFT training checklist
This checklist provides training steps for HFT set-up
Pocket Guides

Pocket Guide - V60 and V60 Plus ventilators
A step-by-step reference guide on how to use the ventilators

Pocket Guide - V60 ventilator
A step-by-step reference guide on how to use the ventilator
White Papers

Providing evidence-based care to patients in need of respiratory support
Thomas Piraino discusses NIV and high flow nasal cannula therapy

