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February 2020
Sleep medicine, art and literature – Ars longa, vita brevis
Explore the links between sleep, sleep disorders and all forms of art, literature, and music including modern digital media. Find out more about this event by clicking HERE
Find out more »Practical Polysomnography Course 2020
Aimed at: Anyone wishing to gain or improve skills in setting up, scoring and interpreting full polysomnographic sleep studies. This includes physicians, nurses, allied health professionals, students, researchers or anyone with a professional interest in sleep medicine. Content: This 2-day course will focus on the understanding and evaluation of polysomnographic recordings. The course will include some lectures but will focus mainly on the practical hands-on aspects of polysomnography. Teaching will be based on standard adult scoring rules, although special considerations…
Find out more »Cognitive Behaviour Therapy-Insomnia Course (Basic)
Speaker: Professor Jason Ellis The aim of this course is to provide the relevant information to identify, assess, and diagnose cases of insomnia, and with peer supervision, manage cases using the principles of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I). It is open to applicants from all countries. Competence in understanding spoken English is required. This course is suitable for all health professionals. For more information, please click here
Find out more »March 2020
EDINBURGH SLEEP MEDICINE COURSE 2020
This annual course aims to provide up-to-date information on the theory and practice of sleep medicine including practical experience in the technological aspects of measuring and monitoring sleep. The course is aimed at all professionals involved in the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders. It is open to applicants from all countries. Competence in understanding spoken English is required. For further information please click here
Find out more »SLEEP & VENTILATION MEETING
This longstanding triennial meeting will be running again for the ninth time in March 2020 and is being organised by Annabel Nickol and Sophie West.
Find out more »The 14th World Congress on Controversies in Neurology
Please click on the link below to find out more about The 14th World Congress on Controversies in Neurology. http://cony.comtecmed.com/welcome-note/
Find out more »April 2020
International Sleep Medicine Course 2020
The Belgian Association for Sleep Research and Sleep Medicine are hosting the next International Sleep Medicine Course. This will take place in Belgium from Monday, 27th April to Thursday, 30th April 2020. Please stay tuned for further information.
Find out more »May 2020
Practical Polysomnography Course 2020
Aimed at: Anyone wishing to gain or improve skills in setting up, scoring and interpreting full polysomnographic sleep studies. This includes physicians, nurses, allied health professionals, students, researchers or anyone with a professional interest in sleep medicine. Content: This 2-day course will focus on the understanding and evaluation of polysomnographic recordings. The course will include some lectures but will focus mainly on the practical hands-on aspects of polysomnography. Teaching will be based on standard adult scoring rules, although special considerations…
Find out more »September 2020
Practical Polysomnography Course 2020
Aimed at: Anyone wishing to gain or improve skills in setting up, scoring and interpreting full polysomnographic sleep studies. This includes physicians, nurses, allied health professionals, students, researchers or anyone with a professional interest in sleep medicine. Content: This 2-day course will focus on the understanding and evaluation of polysomnographic recordings. The course will include some lectures but will focus mainly on the practical hands-on aspects of polysomnography. Teaching will be based on standard adult scoring rules, although special considerations…
Find out more »October 2020
5th Clinical Update Sleep™ : International Conference 2020
Programme overview Sleep and the social impact of sleep associated symptoms have become more important with a demanding modern lifestyle. Recent years have seen a significant increase in patients reporting symptoms of hypersomnia and insomnia, or circadian rhythm disorders. The world-wide obesity epidemic has also led to a significant rise in the prevalence of sleep-disordered breathing, particularly in obstructive sleep apnoea. New insights into the complex relationship between parasomnias and neurodegenerative conditions emphasize the importance of sleep medicine to public…
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