… positive airway pressure (CPAP) for obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) provides an almost …
expectation of benefit, relief of symptoms and the placebo effect, including expectation of benefit…

… current body of knowledge of patient expectations of treatment-benefit volition to use treatment
and … Under reporting of sleepiness and driving impairment in patients with sleep apnoea/…

… CPAP use, and perceived benefits of CPAP use was inversely associated with the percentage
of days that CPAP … We expected readiness to act, perceived benefits, and cues to action to …

… patients can be expected to have discontinued CPAP by 3 years… CPAP use and benefit remain
unclear, but may involve … two, CPAP use and subjective symptomatic benefits of treatment […

… Sleep Apnoea (OSA) is a common sleep disorder characterised by collapse of the upper
airway during sleep… The patient's belief in the expected benefit of the treatment is based on their …

… airways pressure (NCPAP) therapy for sleep apnoea. Recent evidence from a randomized
… The beneficial impact of NCPAP on sleep apnoea was sustained on all measures at follow‐…

… beliefs and expectations about obstructive sleep apnoea and … These beliefs and expectations
predict the patients' … highly correlated with greater expected benefits with treatment and a …

Aim The aim of this long-term prospective study was to evaluate the effect of treating obstructive
sleep apnoea (OSA) on the rate of cardiovascular events in coronary artery disease (…

… to address topics including (1) the expected benefits of the treatment, (2) side effects and
other negative aspects of using the treatment, (3) benefits of treatment for bed partners, and (4) …

… been in the CPAP group could reasonably be expected to have disappeared … sleep apnoea
in older people there is a paucity of evidence on the relative clinical benefits or risks of CPAP …