Sleep diagnostics equipment in Canada: compare PSG and HSAT
An AHI is a useful starting point, but the testing method matters too. An AHI below 5 events per hour is considered normal; 5-15 indicates light…
Diagnostic Accuracy of a Level 3 Sleep Study: What Clinicians Should Know
Can a negative home sleep test rule out obstructive sleep apnea? Not always. When assessing the diagnostic accuracy of level 3 sleep study results,…
Choosing a Sleep Apnea Diagnostic Device in Canada: A Clinical Reference
An estimated one in four Canadian adults are at high risk for obstructive sleep apnea, yet the path to a definitive diagnosis often remains…
Level 3 HSAT Device Canada: A Clinical Guide to Home Sleep Apnea Testing
With public sleep study wait times across the country averaging between 6 and 18 months, the backlog for in-lab polysomnography has reached a…