How Sleep Apnoea Can Affect Driving and Workplace Safety
Tired Doesn’t Always Mean Sleepy
Many people with sleep apnoea become accustomed to feeling tired.
Unfortunately, excessive daytime sleepiness can have serious consequences.
Sleep Apnoea and Driving
Untreated sleep apnoea may increase the risk of:
- Delayed reaction times
- Reduced concentration
- Microsleeps
- Motor vehicle accidents
Workplace Impacts
Fatigue can affect:
- Attention
- Productivity
- Memory
- Safety
The consequences can be particularly serious in safety-critical occupations.
The Good News
Effective treatment often improves:
- Alertness
- Energy
- Workplace performance
- Driving safety
Taking sleep seriously helps protect not only your health but also the safety of others.
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