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• Edmund Shaw

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  Sleep Apnea Assessment: Do You Know Your Goals? (part 1)There is a growing profusion of tools for assessing sleep apnea. The latest issue of Montage (requires AASM membership to access) and a recent LinkedIn post by Anthony Warren (https://lnkd.in/guP-f8ae) outlines several. So many options – but which are viable for you as either a patient or sleep medicine practitioner? Answering requires knowing your goals, or "jobs to be done" for Clay Christensen fans. To me, there are three essential jobs. Keeping these in mind can explain why a sleep assessment solution is successful in one market, but fails in another.Job #1: Determine if Obstructive Sleep Apnea is a ProblemYou may have heard me previously say job one was answering “is there a problem?” The goal is actually narrower. If a patient or physician is considering sleep apnea assessment options, it is because symptoms already indicate there is a problem. So the first job is to see if OSA can be conclusively ruled in. Tools that are only able to “suggest a risk of OSA,” or “stopped breathing events” fail at this job.It would be great if the assessment could also rule out OSA, but I argue that currently, this is not a must. Current practice parameters require in-lab polysomnography to conclusively rule out OSA in a person presenting with OSA. The OSA positivity rate for patients presenting with symptoms is likely 80% or higher. This means most patients can get to diagnosis with a less expensive, easier-to-access, in-home sleep test.Due to the length limit on posts, I'll be back later with jobs 2 and 3. Head to the comments if you want to share what you think are the other critical jobs of sleep assessment.

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• Roueya Moussaoui

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  Sleep research? You cannot be serious!This study is and you could help further understand the impact of sleep on wellbeing and creativity.Just imagine the impact we all could have on scientific research by simply answering some questions… I find this rather exciting!It barely took me 10 minutes, so go on, get involved and share!

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• Orthoapnea

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  Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is a disorder that affects millions of people around the world, negatively affecting quality of life and overall health. 😴 In search of effective solutions, OrthoApnea intraoral medical devices have received FDA approval and have proven effective in clinical studies for the treatment of OSA. 🌐💼Achieve the rest that you need with OrthoApnea devices. 😌 Our technology provides a reliable and proven option to enhance the quality of your sleep. 💤 Learn more at www.orthoapnea.com and take the first step toward a night of restorative rest. 🌙✨#SleepApnea #OrthoApnea #SleepMedicine #ObstructiveSleepApnea #Snoring #DentalSleepMedicine #CPAPAlternative #MandibularAdvancementDevice #SleepDevice #DentalSleepDevice

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• Daniel Dvorsky

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  one of many practical applications of cannabis for therapy

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• Apnimed

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  Learn more in an insightful white paper from the Sleep Apnea Health Outcomes Research Group at Brigham and Women’s Hospital that examines techniques for effectively measuring Hypoxic Burden in #sleep studies. Read the paper here: https://ow.ly/OXVT50PjVXe #obstructivesleepapnea #osa

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• Bahrain Specialist Hospital

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  Dr. Shamil PK, our esteemed Specialist Interventional Pulmonologist, Critical Care & Sleep Medicine expert, has just had his insightful article on the JN.1 Variant published in The Daily Tribune newspaper!His expertise sheds light on crucial concerns surrounding this variant, offering valuable insights into its implications. Stay informed and updated on the latest in pulmonology, critical care, and sleep medicine by checking out this insightful article in The Daily Tribune. @newsofbahrain_ #pulmonology #JN1Variant #Pulmonology #CriticalCare #SleepMedicine #ExpertOpinion #TheDailyTribune #HealthcareExcellence #bah #bahrain #bahrainnews

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• Karla Bur

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  Science is proving what many have known for decades, if not longer. When thousands of patients say it works, doctors/organizations/companies need to listen. There's obviously something valid there! ⚕💼👂🤕#doctors #patients #cannabis #sleep #sleephealth #sleepmatters #endocannabinoids #cannabinoids #ECS #patientcare #patientsafety #patientadvocacy #HaymarketAJEM_consultant Ken Watkins Meg Block Roloff, MPH Tracie Palmer David Puccio

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• Tamar Bibbs

  "Empowering clients to Cultivate Self Care as Healthcare Through Plant-Based Wellness, Blood🩸Type Alignment Coaching "

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  Quality #sleep contributes to overall physical and #mental well-being, impacting the circulatory, metabolic, endocrine, #respiratory, #immune, and neurologic systems. The #body undergoes various repair processes that occur most effectively during sleep.

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• Bhupinder Nanda

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  Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is quite common. Here are some statistics:1. Globally, it is estimated as many as 936 million individuals may be suffering from OSA2. In India, cross-sectional studies conducted across various sub-populations reported a prevalence of 13.7% among adults and 7.5% among urban middle-aged menSources: 1. https://lnkd.in/dqzdQsvd2. https://lnkd.in/dzxzqfQSSnoring isn’t just an annoyance, it can be a sign of a serious health issue. Consult your doctor for a proper diagnosis. Remember, CPAP therapy is often recommended for sleep apnea.Contact us for CPAP, BiPAP, Oxygen Concentrators and other medical equipment.CareOne MedimartWhatsAPP: +918860858842Address: A-4/1, Sector 18, Rohini, Delhi - 110089, INDIAwebsite: www.shopcareone.comwebsite: www.careonemedimart.inemail: careonedelhi@gmail.com#CareOne #CareOneMediMart #SleepApnea #OSA #CPAP #CPAPTherapy

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