Interventions to improve use of continuous positive airway pressure for obstructive sleep apnoea
I Smith, TJ Lasserson, M Haniffa - Cochrane Database of …, 2004 - cochranelibrary.com
I Smith, TJ Lasserson, M Haniffa
Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2004•cochranelibrary.comBackground Continuous Positive Airways Pressure (CPAP) is currently considered to be the
cornerstone of therapy for sleep apnoea (OSA). However compliance with this treatment is
frequently poor, which may lead to ongoing symptoms of sleep disruption, daytime
sleepiness and poor waking cognitive function. Mechanical and psychological/educational
interventions have been proposed to try to increase the hours of use of CPAP therapy.
Objectives
cornerstone of therapy for sleep apnoea (OSA). However compliance with this treatment is
frequently poor, which may lead to ongoing symptoms of sleep disruption, daytime
sleepiness and poor waking cognitive function. Mechanical and psychological/educational
interventions have been proposed to try to increase the hours of use of CPAP therapy.
Objectives
Abstract
Background
Continuous Positive Airways Pressure (CPAP) is currently considered to be the cornerstone of therapy for sleep apnoea (OSA). However compliance with this treatment is frequently poor, which may lead to ongoing symptoms of sleep disruption, daytime sleepiness and poor waking cognitive function. Mechanical and psychological/educational interventions have been proposed to try to increase the hours of use of CPAP therapy.
Objectives
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