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THE CDHB SLEEP SERVICE

THE CDHB SLEEP SERVICE

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THE  CDHB    SLEEP  SERVICE

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CHRISTCHURCH  HOSPITAL    •   1  Manager  •   2  Sleep  Nurse  Specialists  •   3  Sleep  Doctors  •   6  Sleep  Physiologists  •   2  Administra=on    BURWOOD  HOSPITAL  •  Spinal  Nurse  Specialist  •  Doctors  (Spinal,  Brain  Injury)    ASHBURTON  HOSPITAL  •  Sleep  Doctor  •  Registered  Nurse  •  Clinical  Physiologist    COMMUNITY  SERVICES  •  Approved  prac=ces  (prac=ce  nurse  +  GP)  •  3  Nurse  facilitators  •  3  Clinical  Nurse  Specialists  (WC)  •  2  Clinical  Nurse  Specialists  (SC)  

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What  do  the  Sleep  Unit  do?

Sleep  Unit  

Diagnos=c  Tests  

Educa=on  

Clinical  Review  

Treatment  

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Sleep  Unit  

In-­‐pa=ent  referral  

Sleep  Pathway  

Private  Referral  

CPAP  Trial  

BiPAP  Trial  

ASV  Trial  

Sleep  Study  

Sleep  Doctor  

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Sleep  Unit  

Sleep  Pathway  

CPAP  Trial  

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Community  Pathway  for  Hospital  CPAP  Care

Symptoms  

GP  

Sleep  Assessment  

Sleep  Unit  

OSA  Sleep  Pathway  

Case  reviewed  MDT  

Qualify  for  CPAP  

Trial  CPAP  Therapy  

Go  onto  Long  Term  

CPAP  Treatment  

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CDHB  CPAP  GROWTH  (new  paGents  to  CPAP)

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WHY  DO  WE  TREAT  OSA?

•   Contribu=ng  Co-­‐morbidi=es    •   Motor  vehicle  accidents  •   Work  related  accidents  •   Impaired  work  performance  •   Social  embarrassment  •   Marital  problems  •   Memory  and  concentra=on  difficul=es  •   Depression  •   Impaired  quality  of  life  

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1.  Are  PaGents  Using  Therapy?  (n=70)

• Mean  Objec=ve  Compliance:    •  5  ±  2  days  per  week  •  5:40  ±  2:04  hours  per  used  day  

•  70%  met  criteria  of  5/7,  5/24  •  20%  sub-­‐op=mal  •  10%  not  using  

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Mr  EE  75  YO  

SpO2  

SpO2  

Time  (hours)  

Time  (hours)  

Diagnos=c  study:  ODI  43.0  per  hour  

CPAP  12  cm  H2O  :  ODI  0.7  per  hour  

2.  Does  CPAP  Work?  (ObjecGve)

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2.  Does  CPAP  Work?  (ObjecGve)

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Pre  ODI Post  CPAP  ODI

ODI

p<0.0001  n=85  paired  data  

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Normal  

3.  Does  CPAP  Work  (SubjecGve)?

-­‐1

4

9

14

19

24

Pre  CPAP  ESS End  Trial  ESS Current  ESS

ESS

n=92  paired  data  p<0.0001   p=0.1064  

p<0.0001  

Moderate  

Severe  

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4.  Are  PaGents  SaGsfied?

•  90%  sa=sfac=on  with  service  •  80%  happy  with  loca=on  of  clinic  •  66%  wanted  more  wrieen  informa=on  

•  Focus  group  for  individualised  responses  

120  pa=ents  audited  57%  response  rate  

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Where  are  we  now,  where  are  we  going?

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

4000

4500

5000

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Total  patients  to  CPAP

Year

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Qualifies  for  Hospital  

Funded  CPAP  CPAP  Trial   Pa=ent  on  Long  

Term  CPAP  

Current  CDHB  CPAP  Model

CPAP  Review  Replacement  parts  

Capacity  

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Qualifies  for  Hospital  

Funded  CPAP  CPAP  Trial   Pa=ent  on  Long  

Term  CPAP  

Current  CDHB  CPAP  Model

CPAP  Review  Replacement  parts  

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Qualifies  for  Hospital  

Funded  CPAP  CPAP  Trial   Pa=ent  on  Long  

Term  CPAP  

Current  CDHB  CPAP  Model

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Future  CDHB  CPAP  Model

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Qualifies  for  Hospital  

Funded  CPAP  CPAP  Trial   Pa=ent  on  Long  

Term  CPAP  

Future  CDHB  CPAP  Model

Capacity  

Complex  Pa=ents  

Community  Model  

Review  Replacement  parts  

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For  Hospital  Based  CPAP  PaGents

There  will  be  a  change  in  the  CPAP  model  of  care:  1.  Easier,  more  convenient  for  pa=ents  2.  Improved  access  3.  Beeer  use  of  resources  for  complex  pa=ents  

Thorough  communica=on  prior  to  any  change  

Implementa=on  phase  

Un=l  then,  if  you  have  issues  with  CPAP,  contact  the  Sleep  Unit    (03  364  1089);  [email protected]