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Identification by Primary Care Clinicians of Patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnea: A practice-based research network (PBRN) study

James W. Mold, Craig Quattlebaum, Eric Schinnerer, Lindsay Boeckman, William Orr and Kimberly Hollabaugh
The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine March 2011, 24 (2) 138-145; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3122/jabfm.2011.02.100095
James W. Mold
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Craig Quattlebaum
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Eric Schinnerer
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Lindsay Boeckman
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    Types of Data and Sample Sizes by Network

    NetworkPCC InterviewsConsultant InterviewsChart Audits (OSA)Chart Audits (Patients >65 Years Old)Surveys (Patients 30–64 Years Old)Surveys (Patients >65 Years Old)
    OKPRN96128226316255
    APBRN99217225544283
    LANet913222232765
    CCPC91191208170131
    SoFlaPBRN8112114000
    Total44187251.0191,357734
    • PCC, primary care clinician; OSA, obstructive sleep apnea; OKPRN, Oklahoma Physicians Resource/Research Network; APBRN, Alabama Practice-Based Research Network; LANet, Los Angeles Network; CCPC, Connecticut Center for Primary Care; SoFlaPBRN, South Florida Practice-Based Research Network.

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    Table 2.

    Characteristics of Participating Primary Care Clinicians and Their Practices

    NetworkDisciplinePatient Care FTE (Mean %)Patients Seen Per Week (Mean)Location of Practice*
    FM (%)GIM (%)Rural (%)Suburban (%)Urban (%)
    OKPRN10009178333333
    APBRN10009411556440
    LANet100010010403367
    CCPC67331008307822
    SoFlaPBRN100094NA06347
    All (Mean)9379695185230
    • FM, family medicine; GIM, general internal medicine; FTE, full-time equivalent; OKPRN, Oklahoma Physicians Resource/Research Network; APBRN, Alabama Practice-Based Research Network; LANet, Los Angeles Network; CCPC, Connecticut Center for Primary Care; SoFlaPBRN, South Florida Practice-Based Research Network; NA, not available.

    • ↵* Location of practice specified by practice based on predominant source of patients. Suburban refers to any location not considered rural or urban.

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    Table 3.

    Proportions of Patients with Selected Sleep Symptoms Recorded in Their Medical Record

    SymptomsPatients Aged ≥65 Years, without OSA (n = 1,019)Adult Patients with OSA before Diagnosis (n = 725)
    Snoring40 (4)418 (58)
    Apneic episodes7 (1)196 (27)
    Unintentional sleep episodes18 (2)39 (5)
    Daytime sleepiness26 (3)289 (40)
    No sleep symptoms documented743 (73)129 (18)
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    • OSA, obstructive sleep.

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    Table 4.

    Proportions of Patients with Sleep-Related Symptoms from Patient Surveys

    SymptomsPatients without OSAPatient with OSA
    30–64 Years (n = 1124)≥65 Years (n = 630)30–64 Years (n = 130)≥65 Years (n = 46)
    Snoring643 (57)291 (46)113 (87)33 (72)
    Apnea140 (12)55 (9)96 (74)29 (63)
    Falling asleep while driving188 (17)61 (10)43 (33)8 (17)
    Daytime tiredness (>weekly)734 (65)310 (49)113 (87)29 (63)
    • Values provided as n (%).

    • OSA, obstructive sleep.

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James W. Mold, Craig Quattlebaum, Eric Schinnerer, Lindsay Boeckman, William Orr, Kimberly Hollabaugh
The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine Mar 2011, 24 (2) 138-145; DOI: 10.3122/jabfm.2011.02.100095

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The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine Mar 2011, 24 (2) 138-145; DOI: 10.3122/jabfm.2011.02.100095
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