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| How can a diagnosis of Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA) be made easier to obtain? |
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| How could improved affordability and insurance coverage for OSA diagnosis and treatment affect patient outcomes? |
3
| How can access, coordination, and quality of public services be improved for persons with OSA? |
4
| What are important considerations when treating a patient with OSA who has other chronic health conditions? |
5
| How can OSA services to rural areas be improved? |
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| How can OSA services to indigenous peoples be improved? |
7
| Are there other therapies that could be used along with continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) to improve OSA and under what circumstances? |
8
| How can the treatment and care of OSA in long-term and residential care settings be improved? |
9
| How do lifestyle changes (such as weight loss, exercise and stress reduction) affect the need for ongoing CPAP treatment? |
10
| How often should CPAP therapy be re-evaluated by a healthcare provider? |
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| What should be done if the patient does not notice any difference after beginning/receiving CPAP treatment? |
12
| What can be done to improve sleep quality for people with OSA? |
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| Can OSA be permanently eliminated? |
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| Can CPAP therapy ever be stopped and under what circumstances? |
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| Apart from CPAP, what other ways (including alternative therapies and physical or breathing exercises) could effectively treat OSA? |
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| How do bed surfaces, pillows and sleeping position affect the symptoms of OSA? |