Sleep Apnoea and Cardiovascular Disease: Beyond AHI to Clinically Relevant Phenotypes
Dr Phyllis Murphie, Adrian Zacher 21/04/26 Sleep apnoea is increasingly recognised as a major cardiovascular comorbidity rather than a benign
5. ERS Task Force Statement – Advanced Telemonitoring in People with Sleep Apnoea -Early View
The recent early view publication of the ERS Task Force statement on advanced telemonitoring in sleep apnoea is a welcome
4. Remote Monitoring in Sleep Apnoea: A Breath of Fresh Air for the Environment
As healthcare innovation and technology continue to advance at pace, remote monitoring is not only revolutionising patient care, it’s also
3. Remote Monitoring in Sleep Apnoea – Advantages and efficiencies for Policy Makers.
The NHS Fit for Future 10 year plan sets out a roadmap and leverages advancements in technology enabled care, medicines,
2. Remote Monitoring in Sleep Apnoea – Advantages and Efficiencies for Healthcare Providers.
Remote monitoring in Sleep apnoea offers meaningful advantages to Sleep Medicine Services and Health care organisations, transforming patient pathways and
1. Remote Telemonitoring for People with Sleep Apnoea – Transformative Advantages for Patients
In this blog series we will explore Remote telemonitoring in people using CPAP/APAP therapy to treat sleep Apnoea syndrome and
The Challenges of Differentiating between Central vs. Obstructive Hypopneas
Why is it important to differentiate obstructive and central hypopnoea events you may ask? Accurate differentiation and reporting of central
Is it a Snore or is it more?
Do you or someone you know snore loudly, wake up gasping for breath, have witnessed choking episodes or breathing pauses
Central Sleep Apnea (CSA) Prevalence: Evolution of recent evidence
Central sleep apnea (CSA) is a sleep disorder characterised by a lack of respiratory effort during sleep due to a
5. Central Sleep Apnoea – What are the “Real Life” Implications for Sleep Medicine Clinicians
In this series of blogs we have established that central sleep apnoea (CSA) may affect up to 1:5 individuals with
4. A Higher Prevalence of Central Sleep Apnoea – Implications for Clinical Practice
In blog 4 of this series we discuss the implications for Sleep Medicine Clinicians regarding the evidence that CSA is more