November is COPD Awareness Month
November is National COPD Awareness Month – Learn More, Breath Better “November is National COPD Awareness Month. Sponsored by the US COPD Coalition, the observance is…
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Trucks, Trains and Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)
For many truck drivers and train operators, the adequate amount of sleep is vital not only for the effectiveness of their duties but to protect…
October is ADHD Awarness Month: ADHD & Sleep Disorders
Knowing is Better – ADHD Awareness Month ADHD Awareness Month is celebrated every October, with events and activities happening across the country and around the…
A Proposal for Later School Start Times
Teenagers Need More Sleep Any parent who has the responsibility to awaken a sleeping teenager usually has their hand full! In fact, most parents of…
Featured Courses of the Month: New Course!
Why choose SleepEdu.org for your continuing education needs? We provide certified, cost-effective and convenient continuing education courses, written by Sleep Medicine and Respiratory Care Industry…
“Back to School” Special AARC Approved Course Package
Don’t Procrastinate when it comes to your Continuing Education Credits “Never put off for tomorrow, what you can do today.” – Thomas Jefferson As Fall…
How to Get the Most out of your Online Education
Continuing Education is a requirement for Respiratory Therapists, as well as other medical staff, with an average of 20 to 30 hours every two years…
Summer Discounted Packages for Online Education
It’s August and there’s still plenty of summer left! How do you plan to spend the rest of yours? As a working professional you probably…
Managing Your Time Effectively (Online Course)
Statistics about Time Management 43% of Americans categorize themselves as disorganized, and 21% have missed vital work deadlines. Nearly half say disorganization causes them to work late at…
Sleep Across the Age Continuum
Insufficient Sleep or Sleep disorders (apnea, insomnia, snoring) are considered a Public Health Problem according to the CDC (Center for Disease Control). Why? “Unintentionally falling asleep, nodding…