Screening Tools For OSA

Panelists discuss how validated questionnaires, clinical assessment tools, and overnight monitoring devices can help identify patients at risk for obstructive sleep apnea, though polysomnography remains the gold standard for definitive diagnosis.

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EP: 1.Overview of Obstructive Sleep Apnea

EP: 2.Impact of OSA on Patient Health and Comorbidities

EP: 3.Identifying Patients With OSA

EP: 4.Barriers To Diagnosing OSA

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EP: 5.Screening Tools For OSA

EP: 6.Treatments for OSA With a Focus on PAP Therapy as the Gold Standard

EP: 7.Alternative Treatments for OSA

EP: 8.Patient Cases Highlighting Integration of OSA Treatments into Practice

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