Excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS) in children is the root cause for many abnormalities. This course discusses those anomalies, including etiology, research, adverse neurobehavior outcomes, and treatment.
We all know that if we don’t get enough sleep, we are grouchy, tired, and generally miserable the next day. But in spite of knowing the consequences, we sleep less than we should. The long-term mental and physical abnormalities resulting from inadequate sleep are real and can place you body at great risk.
Many patients have recently embraced remote healthcare solutions, including those who are seeking treatment for obstructive sleep apnea in a dental sleep medicine practice.[i] While those dental sleep medicine offices that have launched telehealth programs report that there are pros and cons to making the shift, many have seen how a simple change in workflow…
Is it possible that an iPhone app can help diagnose sleep apnea? Read on. ResApp Health’s SleepCheckRx[i] app has received FDA 510(k) clearance[ii] as a prescription-only software-as-a-medical device. Obtaining this FDA clearance enables ResApp to commercially market the test in the United States. SleepCheckRx is an at-home sleep test that screens adults for the risk…
Healthcare professionals have been disproportionately traumatized during the COVID-19 pandemic. Between rising death tolls, ineffective treatments and even inadequate personal protective equipment, healthcare professionals have been in survival mode for more than 15 months.
This presentation will address the transition to the CCHS and provide suggestions to address the revenue source for services.
In this presentation the attendee will learn how AI defines population management
At times it is impossible to fall asleep. And healthy sleep results in a healthy lifestyle. So, what are some of the methods we can use to improve sleep? Brigham and Women’s Hospital has suggested 12 steps to improve sleep hygiene, even in the face of our highly challenging lifestyles.
This course discusses the various types of consumer sleep technologies, categorizes them into types generating similar outcomes, and discusses the clinical significance of their use.
This course provides the learner with a foundational understanding of normal adult cardiac anatomy, physiology, and the pathophysiology of Coronary Heart Disease, (also known as Coronary Artery Disease (CAD)) and Heart Failure (HF) to prepare for both the RPSGT and CCSH exams.
