Adherence to CPAP therapy: comparing the effect of three educational approaches in patients with OSA

S-Med
Apr 11, 2022
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Improving CPAP adherence is an ongoing challenge. The results of this study suggest that a multi-modality educational approach combining individual and group education by using written documentation and a standardized slide presentation results in an improved CPAP acceptance and adherence.

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