Evaluate the Benefit of an Individualised Treatment Plan (VitalCare) VS SOC in OSA Patients Treated With CPAP/APAP

Overview

According to a stratification procedure, the objective of a personalised care plan (VitalCare) is to identify points for improvement since the early stage of the patient's pathway of CPAP/APAP treatment and to adjust patient follow-up .

It is a prospective, exploratory, randomised, multi-centre, open, controlled study with a 1:1 ratio of two parallel groups, with obstructive sleep apnoea patients starting CPAP/APAP therapy, and receiving by the homecare provider, either an individualised treatment plan (VitalCare) or national standard of care. This study will be conducted in 5 hospital centres in Portugal.. During a regular medical consultation, eligible patients who have signed their informed consent will be randomised by their investigator. Two study groups will be set up: 1. Standard of care group 2. VitalCare group Two medical visits in the hospital centres will be scheduled in the context of the study for all participating patients: 1. A screening/inclusion visit before CPAP/APAP initiation at home; 2. An end-of-study visit planned at 12 months (± 1 month) after CPAP/APAP initiation at home. All visits done in the hospital centres at the discretion of the investigators between patient's screening/inclusion visit and end-of-study visit will be recorded in the eCRF with the reason for the visit and change in CPAP/APAP prescription, if applicable The primary objective of this study is to evaluate adherence to CPAP/APAP treatment at 3 months in patients with individualised treatment plan (VitalCare) compared to patients with standard of care

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