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Vendor Watch: Talking Sleep | Fixed CPAP vs APAP: Impact on Blood Pressure and Autonomic Response

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Vendor Watch | AASM | July 17, 2026

Talking Sleep | Fixed CPAP vs APAP: Impact on Blood Pressure and Autonomic Response

Here is the deal: Season 8 | Episode 11 In this episode of Talking Sleep, host Dr. Seema Khosla welcomes Dr. Abhishek Goyal, Professor and Head of Respiratory Medicine in Dehradoon, India, and Dr. Prakhar Agarwal, a pulmonologist in private practice in Bhopal, India, to discuss their research comparing fixed CPAP versus auto-titrating CPAP (APAP) on blood pressure [...] The post Talking Sleep | Fixed CPAP vs APAP: Impact on Blood Pressure and Autonomic Response appeared first on American Academy of Sleep Medicine – Association for Sleep Clinicians and Researchers .

Why sleep techs should care: This may affect how sleep professionals think about clinical practice, education, credentialing, patient safety, research, lab operations, career planning, or the future of the sleep field.

Best for: RPSGT, RRT-SDS, sleep trainees, lab managers, and sleep technology watchers

Worth your cafecito: Read the original source

Guild note: Sleep Pathways Guild is building study tools, career resources, and sleep-tech education support for the people who keep the lab lights on.

Calendar note: SLEEP 2026 is scheduled for Baltimore. The Shift Report will continue watching for official meeting updates.

Free Sleep Tech Study Tools

Need extra review for polysomnography, sleep staging, respiratory events, PAP, or exam practice? Visit the free Sleep Pathways Guild RPSGT study app.

For more updates, visit SleepPathwaysGuild.com. Thank you for visiting The Shift Report today.

Important notice

AI-assisted listing notice: This listing was aided by automated tools and AI-assisted review. Information may be incomplete, outdated, or incorrect. Please verify details directly with the source organization before relying on it. To report corrections, updates, broken links, or concerns, contact Sleep Pathways Guild at [email protected].

The Shift Report is shared for education, career awareness, professional updates, and general information. It is not medical advice, mental health advice, legal advice, financial advice, billing advice, coding advice, employment advice, credentialing advice, or emergency guidance. Always consult the appropriate licensed professional, employer, payer, certifying body, accrediting organization, or official source for decisions affecting patient care, employment, billing, coding, credentialing, accreditation, or health.

Phone numbers, fax numbers, websites, job postings, accreditation status, board certification status, services offered, pay ranges, scholarships, CEC/CEU opportunities, and event details can change without notice. Accreditation, certification, job availability, pay, and eligibility should always be independently verified.

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Vendor Watch: Study Challenges Reliance on Single-Night Sleep Tests for OSA

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Vendor Watch | Sleep Review | July 16, 2026

Study Challenges Reliance on Single-Night Sleep Tests for OSA

Here is the deal: New research from Flinders University suggests that relying on single-night sleep studies for obstructive sleep apnea may lead to misdiagnosis due to significant night-to-night variability. The study advocates for incorporating multi-night monitoring to improve diagnostic accuracy and better identify patients at higher cardiovascular risk.

Why sleep techs should care: This may affect how sleep professionals think about clinical practice, education, credentialing, patient safety, research, lab operations, career planning, or the future of the sleep field.

Best for: RPSGT, RRT-SDS, sleep trainees, lab managers, and sleep technology watchers

Worth your cafecito: Read the original source

Guild note: Sleep Pathways Guild is building study tools, career resources, and sleep-tech education support for the people who keep the lab lights on.

Calendar note: SLEEP 2026 is scheduled for Baltimore. The Shift Report will continue watching for official meeting updates.

Practice Questions and Guided Review

Sleep Pathways Guild provides free RPSGT exam review tools, including practice questions and guided study support. Start here: Free RPSGT Exam Study Web App.

For more updates, visit SleepPathwaysGuild.com. Thank you for visiting The Shift Report today.

Important notice

AI-assisted listing notice: This listing was aided by automated tools and AI-assisted review. Information may be incomplete, outdated, or incorrect. Please verify details directly with the source organization before relying on it. To report corrections, updates, broken links, or concerns, contact Sleep Pathways Guild at [email protected].

The Shift Report is shared for education, career awareness, professional updates, and general information. It is not medical advice, mental health advice, legal advice, financial advice, billing advice, coding advice, employment advice, credentialing advice, or emergency guidance. Always consult the appropriate licensed professional, employer, payer, certifying body, accrediting organization, or official source for decisions affecting patient care, employment, billing, coding, credentialing, accreditation, or health.

Phone numbers, fax numbers, websites, job postings, accreditation status, board certification status, services offered, pay ranges, scholarships, CEC/CEU opportunities, and event details can change without notice. Accreditation, certification, job availability, pay, and eligibility should always be independently verified.

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Vendor Watch: Take Action by July 13 to Protect Federally Funded Research

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Vendor Watch | Sleep Research Society | July 10, 2026

Take Action by July 13 to Protect Federally Funded Research

Here is the deal: Dear SRS Members, The future of investigator-initiated biomedical research—including sleep and circadian science—is at risk. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has proposed sweeping changes to the Uniform Guidance that could create significant uncertainty for federally funded research and undermine the investigator-driven research enterprise that fuels scientific discovery. The SRS submitted a formal [...] The post Take Action by July 13 to Protect Federally Funded Research appeared first on Sleep Research Society .

Why sleep techs should care: This may affect how sleep professionals think about clinical practice, education, credentialing, patient safety, research, lab operations, career planning, or the future of the sleep field.

Best for: RPSGT, RRT-SDS, sleep trainees, lab managers, and sleep technology watchers

Worth your cafecito: Read the original source

Guild note: Sleep Pathways Guild is building study tools, career resources, and sleep-tech education support for the people who keep the lab lights on.

Calendar note: SLEEP 2026 is scheduled for Baltimore. The Shift Report will continue watching for official meeting updates.

Study with Sleep Pathways Guild

Studying for the RPSGT exam? Visit the Free RPSGT Exam Study Web App for free sleep technologist exam prep, practice questions, and guided review.

For more updates, visit SleepPathwaysGuild.com. Thank you for visiting The Shift Report today.

Important notice

AI-assisted listing notice: This listing was aided by automated tools and AI-assisted review. Information may be incomplete, outdated, or incorrect. Please verify details directly with the source organization before relying on it. To report corrections, updates, broken links, or concerns, contact Sleep Pathways Guild at [email protected].

The Shift Report is shared for education, career awareness, professional updates, and general information. It is not medical advice, mental health advice, legal advice, financial advice, billing advice, coding advice, employment advice, credentialing advice, or emergency guidance. Always consult the appropriate licensed professional, employer, payer, certifying body, accrediting organization, or official source for decisions affecting patient care, employment, billing, coding, credentialing, accreditation, or health.

Phone numbers, fax numbers, websites, job postings, accreditation status, board certification status, services offered, pay ranges, scholarships, CEC/CEU opportunities, and event details can change without notice. Accreditation, certification, job availability, pay, and eligibility should always be independently verified.

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Vendor Watch: AASM Obesity Management Strategy Summit summary now available

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Vendor Watch | AASM | July 10, 2026

AASM Obesity Management Strategy Summit summary now available

Here is the deal: The American Academy of Sleep Medicine has released Advancing Healthy Weight Management in Sleep Medicine: Findings and Recommendations from the AASM Obesity Management Strategy Summit, a new report outlining opportunities for sleep medicine clinicians and practices to engage responsibly and effectively in obesity management. The report summarizes findings from the AASM Obesity Management Strategy [...] The post AASM Obesity Management Strategy Summit summary now available appeared first on American Academy of Sleep Medicine – Association for Sleep Clinicians and Researchers .

Why sleep techs should care: This may affect how sleep professionals think about clinical practice, education, credentialing, patient safety, research, lab operations, career planning, or the future of the sleep field.

Best for: RPSGT, RRT-SDS, sleep trainees, lab managers, and sleep technology watchers

Worth your cafecito: Read the original source

Guild note: Sleep Pathways Guild is building study tools, career resources, and sleep-tech education support for the people who keep the lab lights on.

Calendar note: SLEEP 2026 is scheduled for Baltimore. The Shift Report will continue watching for official meeting updates.

Study with Sleep Pathways Guild

Studying for the RPSGT exam? Visit the Free RPSGT Exam Study Web App for free sleep technologist exam prep, practice questions, and guided review.

For more updates, visit SleepPathwaysGuild.com. Thank you for visiting The Shift Report today.

Important notice

AI-assisted listing notice: This listing was aided by automated tools and AI-assisted review. Information may be incomplete, outdated, or incorrect. Please verify details directly with the source organization before relying on it. To report corrections, updates, broken links, or concerns, contact Sleep Pathways Guild at [email protected].

The Shift Report is shared for education, career awareness, professional updates, and general information. It is not medical advice, mental health advice, legal advice, financial advice, billing advice, coding advice, employment advice, credentialing advice, or emergency guidance. Always consult the appropriate licensed professional, employer, payer, certifying body, accrediting organization, or official source for decisions affecting patient care, employment, billing, coding, credentialing, accreditation, or health.

Phone numbers, fax numbers, websites, job postings, accreditation status, board certification status, services offered, pay ranges, scholarships, CEC/CEU opportunities, and event details can change without notice. Accreditation, certification, job availability, pay, and eligibility should always be independently verified.

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Vendor Watch: SovaSage Releases AI-Powered Tool for CPAP Patient Management

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Vendor Watch | Sleep Review | July 13, 2026

SovaSage Releases AI-Powered Tool for CPAP Patient Management

Here is the deal: A new machine learning-driven feature analyzes therapy variables to help identify patients who may need additional clinical assessment.

Why sleep techs should care: This may affect how sleep professionals think about clinical practice, education, credentialing, patient safety, research, lab operations, career planning, or the future of the sleep field.

Best for: RPSGT, RRT-SDS, sleep trainees, lab managers, and sleep technology watchers

Worth your cafecito: Read the original source

Guild note: Sleep Pathways Guild is building study tools, career resources, and sleep-tech education support for the people who keep the lab lights on.

Calendar note: SLEEP 2026 is scheduled for Baltimore. The Shift Report will continue watching for official meeting updates.

Free RPSGT Study Help

Sleep Pathways Guild offers a free study tool for future and current sleep technologists. Open the free RPSGT study web app for practice questions, review tools, and exam prep support.

For more updates, visit SleepPathwaysGuild.com. Thank you for visiting The Shift Report today.

Important notice

AI-assisted listing notice: This listing was aided by automated tools and AI-assisted review. Information may be incomplete, outdated, or incorrect. Please verify details directly with the source organization before relying on it. To report corrections, updates, broken links, or concerns, contact Sleep Pathways Guild at [email protected].

The Shift Report is shared for education, career awareness, professional updates, and general information. It is not medical advice, mental health advice, legal advice, financial advice, billing advice, coding advice, employment advice, credentialing advice, or emergency guidance. Always consult the appropriate licensed professional, employer, payer, certifying body, accrediting organization, or official source for decisions affecting patient care, employment, billing, coding, credentialing, accreditation, or health.

Phone numbers, fax numbers, websites, job postings, accreditation status, board certification status, services offered, pay ranges, scholarships, CEC/CEU opportunities, and event details can change without notice. Accreditation, certification, job availability, pay, and eligibility should always be independently verified.

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Vendor Watch: Take Action by July 13 to Protect Federally Funded Research

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The Shift Report by Sleep Pathways Guild

Vendor Watch | Sleep Research Society | July 10, 2026

Take Action by July 13 to Protect Federally Funded Research

Here is the deal: Dear SRS Members, The future of investigator-initiated biomedical research—including sleep and circadian science—is at risk. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has proposed sweeping changes to the Uniform Guidance that could create significant uncertainty for federally funded research and undermine the investigator-driven research enterprise that fuels scientific discovery. The SRS submitted a formal [...] The post Take Action by July 13 to Protect Federally Funded Research appeared first on Sleep Research Society .

Why sleep techs should care: This may affect how sleep professionals think about clinical practice, education, credentialing, patient safety, research, lab operations, career planning, or the future of the sleep field.

Best for: RPSGT, RRT-SDS, sleep trainees, lab managers, and sleep technology watchers

Worth your cafecito: Read the original source

Guild note: Sleep Pathways Guild is building study tools, career resources, and sleep-tech education support for the people who keep the lab lights on.

Calendar note: SLEEP 2026 is scheduled for Baltimore. The Shift Report will continue watching for official meeting updates.

Study with Sleep Pathways Guild

Studying for the RPSGT exam? Visit the Free RPSGT Exam Study Web App for free sleep technologist exam prep, practice questions, and guided review.

For more updates, visit SleepPathwaysGuild.com. Thank you for visiting The Shift Report today.

Important notice

AI-assisted listing notice: This listing was aided by automated tools and AI-assisted review. Information may be incomplete, outdated, or incorrect. Please verify details directly with the source organization before relying on it. To report corrections, updates, broken links, or concerns, contact Sleep Pathways Guild at [email protected].

The Shift Report is shared for education, career awareness, professional updates, and general information. It is not medical advice, mental health advice, legal advice, financial advice, billing advice, coding advice, employment advice, credentialing advice, or emergency guidance. Always consult the appropriate licensed professional, employer, payer, certifying body, accrediting organization, or official source for decisions affecting patient care, employment, billing, coding, credentialing, accreditation, or health.

Phone numbers, fax numbers, websites, job postings, accreditation status, board certification status, services offered, pay ranges, scholarships, CEC/CEU opportunities, and event details can change without notice. Accreditation, certification, job availability, pay, and eligibility should always be independently verified.

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Vendor Watch: AASM Obesity Management Strategy Summit summary now available

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The Shift Report by Sleep Pathways Guild

Vendor Watch | AASM | July 10, 2026

AASM Obesity Management Strategy Summit summary now available

Here is the deal: The American Academy of Sleep Medicine has released Advancing Healthy Weight Management in Sleep Medicine: Findings and Recommendations from the AASM Obesity Management Strategy Summit, a new report outlining opportunities for sleep medicine clinicians and practices to engage responsibly and effectively in obesity management. The report summarizes findings from the AASM Obesity Management Strategy [...] The post AASM Obesity Management Strategy Summit summary now available appeared first on American Academy of Sleep Medicine – Association for Sleep Clinicians and Researchers .

Why sleep techs should care: This may affect how sleep professionals think about clinical practice, education, credentialing, patient safety, research, lab operations, career planning, or the future of the sleep field.

Best for: RPSGT, RRT-SDS, sleep trainees, lab managers, and sleep technology watchers

Worth your cafecito: Read the original source

Guild note: Sleep Pathways Guild is building study tools, career resources, and sleep-tech education support for the people who keep the lab lights on.

Calendar note: SLEEP 2026 is scheduled for Baltimore. The Shift Report will continue watching for official meeting updates.

Study with Sleep Pathways Guild

Studying for the RPSGT exam? Visit the Free RPSGT Exam Study Web App for free sleep technologist exam prep, practice questions, and guided review.

For more updates, visit SleepPathwaysGuild.com. Thank you for visiting The Shift Report today.

Important notice

AI-assisted listing notice: This listing was aided by automated tools and AI-assisted review. Information may be incomplete, outdated, or incorrect. Please verify details directly with the source organization before relying on it. To report corrections, updates, broken links, or concerns, contact Sleep Pathways Guild at [email protected].

The Shift Report is shared for education, career awareness, professional updates, and general information. It is not medical advice, mental health advice, legal advice, financial advice, billing advice, coding advice, employment advice, credentialing advice, or emergency guidance. Always consult the appropriate licensed professional, employer, payer, certifying body, accrediting organization, or official source for decisions affecting patient care, employment, billing, coding, credentialing, accreditation, or health.

Phone numbers, fax numbers, websites, job postings, accreditation status, board certification status, services offered, pay ranges, scholarships, CEC/CEU opportunities, and event details can change without notice. Accreditation, certification, job availability, pay, and eligibility should always be independently verified.

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Vendor Watch: The CPAP Mask Feature with Greatest Positive Impact

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Vendor Watch | Sleep Review | July 9, 2026

The CPAP Mask Feature with Greatest Positive Impact

Here is the deal: A recent survey reveals what sleep techs, RTs, and lab managers value most in positive airway pressure interfaces.

Why sleep techs should care: This may affect how sleep professionals think about clinical practice, education, credentialing, patient safety, research, lab operations, career planning, or the future of the sleep field.

Best for: RPSGT, RRT-SDS, sleep trainees, lab managers, and sleep technology watchers

Worth your cafecito: Read the original source

Guild note: Sleep Pathways Guild is building study tools, career resources, and sleep-tech education support for the people who keep the lab lights on.

Calendar note: SLEEP 2026 is scheduled for Baltimore. The Shift Report will continue watching for official meeting updates.

Study with Sleep Pathways Guild

Studying for the RPSGT exam? Visit the Free RPSGT Exam Study Web App for free sleep technologist exam prep, practice questions, and guided review.

For more updates, visit SleepPathwaysGuild.com. Thank you for visiting The Shift Report today.

Important notice

AI-assisted listing notice: This listing was aided by automated tools and AI-assisted review. Information may be incomplete, outdated, or incorrect. Please verify details directly with the source organization before relying on it. To report corrections, updates, broken links, or concerns, contact Sleep Pathways Guild at [email protected].

The Shift Report is shared for education, career awareness, professional updates, and general information. It is not medical advice, mental health advice, legal advice, financial advice, billing advice, coding advice, employment advice, credentialing advice, or emergency guidance. Always consult the appropriate licensed professional, employer, payer, certifying body, accrediting organization, or official source for decisions affecting patient care, employment, billing, coding, credentialing, accreditation, or health.

Phone numbers, fax numbers, websites, job postings, accreditation status, board certification status, services offered, pay ranges, scholarships, CEC/CEU opportunities, and event details can change without notice. Accreditation, certification, job availability, pay, and eligibility should always be independently verified.