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March-April 2002 |
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Examining the Role of Melatonin in Patients with Alzheimer's Disease |
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by Josh Feldstein and Clifford Singer, MD |
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A 157-patient multicenter trial investigates the effect of melatonin on sleep disorders associated with Alzheimer’s disease |
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Correcting Bad Sleep Hygiene |
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by Regina Patrick, RPSGT |
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Factors that cause bad sleep hygiene and lower sleep quality include smoking, drinking alcohol, and ingesting caffeine before bedtime |
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Education Is Key |
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by Theresa Shumard |
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The APT is establishing a curriculum through affirming the importance and usefulness of standards of care |
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CPAP: Newest Technology for Neonates |
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by Raymond Malloy, RRT |
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In the past, clinicians believed that CPAP was boring and nontechnical, but with newer technology, it has been found to be an innovative modality dominating neonatal nurseries around the world |
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The Times Are a Changin' |
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by Michael J. Breus, PhD, ABSM |
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With new CMS guidelines going into effect on April 1, sleep specialists will have a secure set of rules for fee schedules and CPAP compliance |
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