Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) affects nearly one billion people globally, with about 16.8% of adults diagnosed in Jordan; there is significant management responsibility on otolaryngologists.
A survey conducted among 140 otolaryngology residents and specialists in Jordan explored their knowledge and attitudes regarding OSA management, revealing that experienced specialists feel more confident than junior residents.
Results showed that older otolaryngologists performed better on the OSA knowledge assessments, indicating a need for continuous education and adherence to updated guidelines for all levels of practice.